Students in every country
Type to Study works with any syllabus in English. Here's how students prepare for the exams in their own country, including places where exams are now typed on a computer.
Where exams are typed on a computer
- FinlandFinland's Matriculation Examination has been fully digital since 2019: students write their answers on a computer. Type to Study helps you learn the material and type answers fluently.
- NorwayIn Norway most written exams, at school and at university, are taken on a computer. Type to Study builds knowledge and typing fluency together.
- DenmarkDanish written exams are largely digital. Type to Study helps you learn your syllabus and write typed answers with confidence.
- NetherlandsDutch universities run many exams on computers, and English-taught programs come with long English course books. Type to Study turns those books into lessons and practice.
- New ZealandMany NCEA external exams can now be taken digitally. Type to Study helps you learn the standards and type answers quickly and accurately.
- EgyptEgyptian secondary schools have used tablet-based exams since 2019, and many university programs teach in English. Type to Study helps with both the material and the screen.
Americas
- United StatesFrom AP classes to medical boards, American students face exams built on thick textbooks. Type to Study turns those textbooks into courses you can finish.
- CanadaCanadian university courses move fast. Type to Study keeps up: upload the course pack, pick the chapters on the midterm, and study them in order.
Europe
- United KingdomGCSE and A-level specifications are long and detailed. Type to Study turns your revision guide or spec topic into lessons, flashcards and exam-style questions.
- GermanyInternational students in Germany often study from long English-language course books. Type to Study turns each book into chapters and lessons and checks you're ready for the exam.
- IrelandLeaving Cert points depend on knowing every topic on the course. Type to Study turns your notes and textbooks into lessons, flashcards and exam-style questions.
Middle East and North Africa
- United Arab EmiratesStudents in the UAE study across British, IB, Indian and American curricula. Type to Study works with all of them: bring your own books, notes or syllabus topics.
- Saudi ArabiaMedical, engineering and business programs in Saudi Arabia often teach in English. Type to Study helps you master English-language textbooks and terminology.
Sub-Saharan Africa
- NigeriaWAEC and JAMB cover a lot of ground. Type to Study turns your textbooks and notes into lessons, flashcards and practice questions you can repeat.
- South AfricaMatric results open university doors. Type to Study turns textbooks and study guides into lessons and exam-style questions for every subject you write.
- KenyaKCSE and university exams cover a lot of ground. Type to Study turns your textbooks and notes into lessons, flashcards and practice questions.
South Asia
- IndiaCompetitive exams in India cover enormous syllabi. Type to Study turns NCERT books, coaching notes and reference books into courses you can work through chapter by chapter.
- PakistanFrom board exams to MDCAT and CSS, students in Pakistan prepare from long textbooks and past papers. Type to Study turns them into lessons, flashcards and practice exams.
- BangladeshSSC, HSC and admission tests reward thorough knowledge of the textbook. Type to Study turns your books into lessons and practice questions you can repeat until you're sure.
Southeast Asia
- PhilippinesLicensure exams in the Philippines draw on years of material. Type to Study turns reviewers and textbooks into courses you can finish and practise on.
- MalaysiaSPM and STPM reward knowing your textbook well. Type to Study turns your books and notes into lessons, flashcards and practice exams.
- SingaporeSingapore's exams are demanding and detailed. Type to Study turns lecture notes and textbooks into lessons, flashcards and graded mock exams.