Nigeria
For Nigerian schools — Primary to SS 3, in naira
Nursery, primary and secondary schools and polytechnics get Nigeria's own levels and subjects, report cards that count tests, and receipts in naira with the amount in words.
What comes ready
- Levels
- Nursery 1–2, Primary 1–6, JSS 1–3, SS 1–3
- Exam years
- BECE after JSS 3, SSCE after SS 3
- Marks
- Tests and an exam each term; every subject counts equally
- On the screens
- Tests, terms and report cards
- Money
- Naira (₦), with amounts in words on every receipt
- Languages
- English, with French available to anyone who wants it
Your subjects, ready
English, Mathematics, Basic Science, Basic Technology, Social Studies, Civic Education, Government, Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa, CRS and IRS, Further Mathematics, Technical Drawing, Business Studies — tick the ones you teach.
Fees in naira
The price list per class and term, a numbered receipt at the till with the amount in words, and who still owes, by class. Cash, transfer or mobile money, recorded as it was paid.
Polytechnics and universities
Bachelor programmes named Level 100 to Level 400, HND programmes, two semesters with a CA and an exam, and course registration by the level.
Questions
Asked before you start
- Do phone numbers work with +234?
- Yes. Numbers are read the way they are written in Nigeria — 0803…, +234 803… or 234803… — for staff, parents and sign-in.
- Can we use our own class names?
- Yes. Classes are made for each level in one press — JSS 1A, SS 2B — and can be renamed.
See also
Cameroon
Anglophone and francophone ladders, sequences, FCFA — in one school.
Ghana
KG, Basic, JHS and SHS, receipts in cedis.
Kenya
CBC from PP1 to Grade 12, receipts in shillings.
Francophone Africa
CP1 to Terminale, devoirs and compositions, FCFA — in French.
Higher institutes
Programmes, semesters, course registration, CA and exams.
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