WAEC Practice

WAEC Practice is a Breni path for WASSCE candidates, offering practice in the style of past questions. Its 9 courses start with how the WASSCE works, then cover English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Civic Education and Literature in English. Learners finish able to set out theory answers for method marks, write a summary and answer science questions with labelled diagrams. All questions are written by Breni, which is not affiliated with WAEC. Core subjects come first, each unlocking once the one before is finished.

  • 9 courses
  • 15 learning objectives
  • Level: beginner
  • Language: English
  • Price: Subscription, free trial

What you will be able to do

  • Plan revision across core and elective WASSCE subjects
  • Write theory answers that show working and earn method marks
  • Write a WASSCE-style summary and a formal letter in English
  • Solve core mathematics questions on algebra, geometry and statistics
  • Answer science questions with labelled diagrams and correct units
  • Answer economics and literature questions in clear, structured paragraphs

Full curriculum

Part 1 · Getting ready

1. How the WASSCE Works: A Beginner Guide

Describe the WASSCE papers, grading and how to plan revision. Units, in order: Core and elective subjects; Objective and theory papers; Grades from A1 to F9; Answering theory questions for marks; Planning revision across subjects.

  • — Core and Elective Subjects
    Learn the subjects you must take and those you choose.
    • Core Subjects
    • Elective Subjects
    • Subject Combinations
  • — Objective and Theory Papers
    Explore multiple choice and written exam sections.
    • Objective Papers
    • Theory Papers
    • Practical Tests
  • — Grades From A1 to F9
    Understand the marking scale from excellent to fail.
    • Distinction Grades
    • Credit Passes
    • Pass and Fail
  • — Answering Theory Questions
    Learn how to write answers that earn high marks.
    • Read Instructions
    • Show Steps
    • Manage Time
  • — Planning Revision Across Subjects
    Build a study timetable to prepare effectively.
    • Study Timetable
    • Past Questions
    • Revision Habits

Part 2 · Core subjects

2. WAEC English Language Practice

Answer comprehension, summary, lexis and oral English questions. Units, in order: Comprehension passages; Summary writing; Lexis and structure; Oral English and sound patterns; Letters, articles and speeches.

3. WAEC Mathematics Practice

Solve WASSCE-style core mathematics questions with full working. Units, in order: Number, indices and logarithms; Algebraic processes; Mensuration; Plane geometry and trigonometry; Statistics and probability.

Part 3 · Sciences

4. WAEC Biology Practice

Answer WASSCE-style biology questions, including practical and diagram questions. Units, in order: Cells and living organisms; Plant and animal nutrition; Ecology and conservation; Genetics and variation; Labelling and drawing diagrams.

5. WAEC Chemistry Practice

Answer WASSCE-style chemistry questions, including calculations and practicals. Units, in order: The periodic table and bonding; Stoichiometry and the mole; Acids, bases and salts; Electrolysis; Organic chemistry and practical tests.

6. WAEC Physics Practice

Answer WASSCE-style physics questions with clear working and units. Units, in order: Mechanics and motion; Heat; Waves and optics; Electricity; Atomic and nuclear physics.

Part 4 · Commercial and arts subjects

7. WAEC Economics Practice

Answer WASSCE-style economics questions, including graph-based ones. Units, in order: Basic economic problems; Demand, supply and elasticity; Production and business organisation; National income; International trade.

8. WAEC Civic Education Practice

Answer WASSCE-style civic education questions on values, rights and government. Units, in order: Values such as honesty and cooperation; Human rights; Citizenship; Democracy and the rule of law; Drug abuse and other social problems.

9. WAEC Literature in English Practice

Answer WASSCE-style questions on drama, prose and poetry. Units, in order: Literary terms; Drama; Prose; African and non-African poetry; Writing literature essays.

Sample: How the WASSCE Works: A Beginner Guide

The opening tier, (Core and Elective Subjects). Learn the subjects you must take and those you choose.

Core Subjects

Understand compulsory subjects like English and maths.

Elective Subjects

Pick electives based on your career goals.

Subject Combinations

Choose eight to nine total subjects.

Questions about WAEC Practice

Are these real WAEC questions?

No. Breni writes practice in the style of past questions, so nothing is copied from real WAEC papers.

Is Breni affiliated with WAEC?

No. Breni is not affiliated with or endorsed by the West African Examinations Council.

Which WAEC subjects does the path cover?

English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Civic Education and Literature in English, after a first course on how the WASSCE works.

How do I get good marks in WAEC theory papers?

Show every step of working, use the terms the question uses and label diagrams clearly. The first course explains how theory answers earn marks.

Can this path raise my WAEC grades?

No path can promise grades. Regular practice on weak topics tends to help, and the certificate of completion only records that you finished the path.

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