Welcome to MyExamSlayer
MyExamSlayer, the most practical assistance ever available to children battling with exam nerves, tension and lack of confidence, is now available online.
Our Vision
Our vision is one of exam halls filled with confident learners who know what their goal is in the exam, and have a clear plan of how to achieve it.
Our Mission Statement
To give every high school learner a real helping hand at exam time by teaching them a wide range of effective exam-related skills and techniques.
FAQs
What does MyExamSlayer consist of?
MyExamSlayer is an online course consisting of six lessons, each one designed to help high school learners – particularly those in Grade 12 – with a particular problem area they are likely to encounter when faced with their end-of-year exams.
How long is it?
Learners who are signed up for the class have limitless access to the lessons for a period of a year, so each learner can improve at their own pace.
Who does MyExamSlayer help?
It helps all levels of learners – those battling to pass, those hoping for a university pass and those aiming for distinctions.
How does it do this?
In three ways. One, by explaining to learners why some behaviours are better than others, and by giving them practical hints on how to study, where to study and when to study. Two, by dealing with their natural fear of exams through the provision of strategies for stress management. And, three, by giving them a clear plan for how to attack each paper. This three-pronged strategy combines to increase the learners’ confidence levels and allow them to take control of their exam situation.
What kind of boost can my child expect to their marks?
This depends a great deal on how much effort the child brings to the table, and – dare we say it – on how much interest the parent/guardian takes in overseeing the process. MyExamSlayer is not a magic wand – it’s a common-sense bridge over the ravine of stress and panic, but the learner has to take the first steps.
Why hasn’t there been anything like MyExamSlayer before?
That’s a question we can’t answer. But, as we say regularly to sceptical parents, “Think back to your own schooldays: did anyone ever teach you how to write exams?”