Kleksa

Kleksa for schools

Prepare your class for the exam and see who needs help

A school space on Kleksa. Your learners get full access to the subjects you open — mock tests in the exam’s format, the exam board’s past papers, an adaptive trainer and a tutor. Your teachers see who studies, how each learner scores and which topics hold the class back.

Free trial — learners: up to 5, days: 14. No card needed: we set it up for you.

For schools and lyceums, tutoring centres, and teachers who prepare a group of their own.

What your learners get

All in one place

Each learner works in the ordinary Kleksa learner space, with full access to the subjects your school opens.

  • Mock tests in the exam’s format

    Timed tests built to the official format — the same parts, points and time — with the result on the exam’s own scale.

  • The exam board’s past papers

    The papers of recent years, sat on screen as at the real exam, with the board’s keys and marking criteria where it publishes them.

  • An adaptive trainer

    A few tasks every day, picked for each learner from their weakest topics. A mistake comes back for review the next day, then days and weeks later.

  • Practice by topic, with study notes

    Every topic of the programme has notes with worked examples; topics with short-answer tasks also have practice sets, checked instantly.

  • A tutor

    It explains a learner’s own mistakes step by step and answers questions on the topic, leading them to the answer rather than giving it away.

  • Marking of open answers

    Written solutions and essays are marked criterion by criterion against the official marking criteria, with a comment on each.

What teachers see

Teachers: their own classes

The school creates classes, each with its own subjects and its own teachers. A teacher sees only their classes; the school’s owner and administrators see everything.

  • Who studies and how much: days of study, streaks, the last time each learner worked
  • Tests handed in, and each learner’s standing — the average of their last three tests, on the exam’s own scale
  • Results set against the target each learner has chosen
  • The topics a class is weakest in, and the tasks learners find hardest
  • Who needs attention: never started, inactive for a week, below target, or the exam is near with no recent test
  • The figures for the whole school, for each subject, each class and each learner
  • Each learner’s tests, answers and conversations with the tutor in the school’s subjects
  • Advice on what to do next — remind the inactive, go over the weakest topic in class, ask for a full mock under exam conditions. Worked out by plain rules from these figures
  • Messages to a class, to everyone or to chosen learners, shown on their overview and, if you choose, sent by e-mail

How it looks

The school panel, and the space your learners work in.

  • The whole school at a glance

    In a minute you see how many learners studied this week and how many tests they handed in — and, above all, what to do about it: whom to write to and which topic to go over in class.

  • Each class on its own

    Inviting a class takes one link — posted in the class chat, sent by e-mail or written on the board. From then on the class has its own figures and its own advice.

  • Each subject in figures

    For each subject you see how the results spread, which topics hold learners back and which tasks they find hardest — so a lesson can go where most of them go wrong.

  • Each learner up close

    You see whether a learner studies regularly, how their results compare with the target they chose and which topics are still weak — the facts for a conversation with them.

How it starts

We set it up for you
  1. 1

    Apply

    Tell us about your school in the form below. It takes two minutes.

  2. 2

    We open your trial

    We write within one working day and set up a free trial — learners: up to 5, days: 14.

  3. 3

    Invite your class

    Create classes, give each its subjects and teachers, and invite learners by a class link or by e-mail.

  4. 4

    Ask for an offer

    In the panel, say which subjects, how many learners and until when. We send an offer made for your school.

Exams and subjects

What your learners can prepare for. Your school chooses which subjects to open.

  • Polska

    Egzamin ósmoklasisty

    Język angielski · Język polski · Matematyka

    Egzamin maturalny

    Język polski — poziom podstawowy · Matematyka — poziom rozszerzony · Chemia — poziom rozszerzony · Fizyka — poziom rozszerzony · Geografia — poziom rozszerzony · Historia — poziom rozszerzony · Język angielski — poziom podstawowy · Język angielski — poziom rozszerzony · Język polski — poziom rozszerzony · Matematyka — poziom podstawowy · Biologia — poziom rozszerzony · Informatyka — poziom rozszerzony

  • Україна

    Національний мультипредметний тест

    Українська мова · Математика · Історія України · Українська література · Англійська мова · Біологія · Географія · Фізика · Хімія · Німецька мова · Французька мова · Іспанська мова

  • România

    Evaluarea Națională

    Limba și literatura română · Matematică

    Bacalaureat

    Limba și literatura română (profil real) · Limba și literatura română (profil umanist) · Matematică M_mate-info · Matematică M_tehnologic · Matematică M_șt-nat · Matematică M_pedagogic · Istorie · Biologie vegetală și animală · Anatomie și fiziologie umană, genetică și ecologie umană · Chimie organică · Chimie anorganică · Fizică (filiera teoretică și vocațională) · Fizică (filiera tehnologică) · Informatică C/C++ (matematică-informatică) · Informatică C/C++ (științe ale naturii) · Geografie · Logică, argumentare și comunicare · Economie

  • Česko

    Jednotná přijímací zkouška

    Český jazyk a literatura (čtyřleté obory) · Matematika (čtyřleté obory)

    Maturitní zkouška

    Český jazyk a literatura — didaktický test · Matematika — didaktický test

  • Казахстан

    Единое национальное тестирование

    Математика · Математическая грамотность · История Казахстана · Грамотность чтения

  • Österreich

    Zentralmatura

    Mathematik (AHS) · Angewandte Mathematik (HAK) · Angewandte Mathematik (HUM/HLFS) · Angewandte Mathematik (HTL 1) · Angewandte Mathematik (HTL 2) · Angewandte Mathematik (BAfEP/BASOP/BRP)

  • Nederland

    Eindexamen vmbo (gl/tl)

    Wiskunde (vmbo gl/tl)

    Eindexamen havo

    Wiskunde A (havo) · Wiskunde B (havo)

    Eindexamen vwo

    Wiskunde A (vwo) · Wiskunde B (vwo) · Wiskunde C (vwo)

  • France

    Diplôme national du brevet

    Mathématiques · Français · Histoire-géographie et enseignement moral et civique · Sciences (physique-chimie, SVT, technologie)

    Baccalauréat général et technologique

    Épreuve anticipée de mathématiques — spécialité · Épreuve anticipée de mathématiques — sans spécialité · Épreuve anticipée de mathématiques — voie technologique · Spécialité mathématiques (Terminale) · Français — épreuve anticipée (voie générale) · Français — épreuve anticipée (voie technologique) · Philosophie (voie générale) · Philosophie (voie technologique) · Physique-chimie (spécialité, terminale) · Sciences économiques et sociales (spécialité, terminale) · Histoire-géographie, géopolitique et sciences politiques (spécialité, terminale) · Sciences de la vie et de la Terre (spécialité, terminale)

  • España

    Prueba de Acceso a la Universidad — Andalucía

    Matemáticas II · Matemáticas Aplicadas a las Ciencias Sociales II

    Proves d'Accés a la Universitat — Catalunya

    Matemàtiques · Matemàtiques Aplicades a les Ciències Socials

What the school sees, and what it does not

When a learner joins your school, Kleksa tells them what the school will see — their results, their answers and their conversations with the tutor in the school’s subjects — and asks them to agree. Without that agreement they do not join.

The school sees nothing of what a learner does outside its subjects: not their other subjects, not what they bought themselves, not their settings.

A learner can leave the school at any time. Their account and their history stay theirs; only the school’s subjects close for them.

agreed by the learner on joining

Pricing

A price for your school

Every school starts with a free trial. Schools differ in size and needs, so there is no public price list.

In the panel you ask for an offer with a short form: the subjects, the number of learners and until when access is needed. We reply with an offer made for your school.

You pay for the offer online in the panel, and access opens for its subjects and number of learners, until the date it names. Right after payment, a paid invoice made out to your school arrives by e-mail.

What schools ask us

  1. 1.How much does it cost?+

    A:There is no public price list. After the trial you ask for an offer in the panel — which subjects, how many learners, until when — and we make one for your school.

  2. 2.What is in the free trial?+

    A:Everything a paying school gets — learners: up to 5; days: 14. Full access to the subjects you choose, and the panel for your teachers. No card is needed: we set the trial up by hand after your application.

  3. 3.Our learners are minors. How does consent work?+

    A:Each learner is shown, when joining, what the school will see, and joins only by agreeing to it. If your school needs a parent’s consent for online tools, collect it as you do for your other tools before you invite the learner.

  4. 4.What does a learner see?+

    A:Their ordinary Kleksa space: their subjects, tests, the trainer, the tutor and their results. They also see that they study with your school, and the messages your teachers send them.

  5. 5.What happens to learners’ data?+

    A:A learner’s account is their own. The school sees their results, answers and conversations with the tutor in its subjects, and nothing else. A learner who leaves keeps their account and their history.

  6. 6.How many teachers can we add?+

    A:As many as you need. Teachers and administrators take up none of the places for learners; each teacher sees only the classes they are given.

  7. 7.Some of our learners already use Kleksa. What happens to their accounts?+

    A:They join with the account they have: the invitation adds them to your school and opens its subjects, and everything they had stays, including anything they bought themselves.

  8. 8.Can a learner leave the school?+

    A:Yes, at any time, and the school can also remove a learner. Either way the learner keeps the account and the history; only the school’s subjects close.

  9. 9.Do we get an invoice?+

    A:Yes. You pay online in the panel, by card or another method the payment page offers. There you enter the school’s name and address, and you can add its tax number where the page offers it. Right after payment, a paid invoice made out to the school with these details is e-mailed to you, together with the receipt. The invoice follows the payment, so there is no pro-forma and no invoice sent in advance to be paid by bank transfer.

  10. 10.Which exams can our learners prepare for?+

    A:Every exam and subject listed above under “Exams and subjects”. Your school opens the ones it needs, and each class can have its own.

Apply for a free trial

Tell us about your school. We write within one working day and set up the trial — learners: up to 5, days: 14.

We use these details only to set up your trial and to write to you.