Daily
A question every day
Each day brings one question from a random part of the syllabus, so nothing goes stale before the exam.
A/L ICT Classes.
Learn by doing, every single day. No more last-minute cramming.
One-to-one classes and home visits, built around a daily habit: a question every day, a video for every answer and a quiz every week.
2.8481
Z-score, among Sri Lanka's top
3 A's
A/L results, 2023
UCSC
BSc Computer Science
3 yrs
In the software industry
How it works
Active learning, not passive listening.
Small, steady practice beats long cram sessions. Every part of the week is built to keep you thinking.
Every answer
Video explanations
Every daily question comes with a step-by-step video walkthrough you can rewatch whenever you need it.
Weekly
End-of-week quizzes
A quiz at the end of every week shows exactly where you stand and what to work on next.
Ongoing
Regular tutorials
Structured tutorials turn each topic into practice, building real confidence for the paper.
Try it now
Here's what a daily question looks like.
You get one like this every day, from a different part of the syllabus, with a video that walks through the answer step by step. Pick an answer to try it.
Number systems
Question of the day
What is the hexadecimal equivalent of the binary number 10110110?
Students also get a video explanation for every question.
Classes
Learn the way that suits you.
Individual classes
One-to-one sessions paced to you. We spend time where you need it most, not where the rest of a class happens to be.
Book an individual classHome visits
Learn in your own space, with no travel. Ask whether home visits are available in your area.
Ask about home visits
Meet your tutor
I sat the same paper you're preparing for, and I use ICT every working day.
I finished my A/Ls in 2023 with 3 A's and a Z-score of 2.8481, one of the top results in Sri Lanka. Straight after, I started working as a software engineer, and I now have three years of industry experience in full-stack development, cloud architecture and data engineering. I'm also reading for a BSc in Computer Science at UCSC.
That means I know both what the exam asks for and how the subject is used in the real world, and I bring both into every class.
2.8481
My Z-score, among Sri Lanka's top
3 yrs
Experience as a software engineer