What we create for you
Question paper
Written for your grade, prescribed texts and the topics your class has covered.
Memorandum or rubric
A full memorandum — or marking rubric for Paper 3 — usable by any teacher.
Cognitive-level analysis grid
Every question mapped to its cognitive level, weighted per CAPS.
Moderation record
Who moderated the paper and when, against a published CAPS checklist.
How it works
01
You brief us
Share your class level, texts, topics to include or avoid, and when you need it.
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Written and moderated for you
An experienced English teacher writes your paper, then a separate moderator checks it against a CAPS checklist: marks, timing, format, cognitive levels, language and more.
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Delivered to your library
Once it passes every check it lands in your library, watermarked for your school. Nothing is ever published publicly, so learners can't search for the questions or the answers. Hand out the question paper, keep the memo and grid on your desk, and the paper stays a sound assessment year after year.