Frequently asked questions

We welcome any student in SHS 1, 2, or 3 looking for solid WASSCE preparation, anyone who has completed SHS and wants to retake their WASSCE, and students preparing for international exams like SAT and TOEFL. There's no age limit and no requirement to have failed before — many of our students join simply because they want the best shot at top grades.

Three options: (1) Fill out our online registration form and we'll call you within 24 hours, (2) WhatsApp us on 053 757 7810 for instant assistance, or (3) walk into any of our three campuses during office hours. Bring your previous results slip if you have one.

No formal entrance exam. We do a brief diagnostic assessment after enrollment to understand each student's strengths and weaknesses. This helps us tailor your learning plan — it's a tool for us to help you better, not a barrier to entry.

All core WASSCE subjects (English Language, Mathematics Core, Integrated Science, Social Studies) plus a wide range of electives including: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics Elective, Economics, Geography, Government, Literature in English, Financial Accounting, Business Management, Christian Religious Studies, and more. If you need a subject not listed, ask us — we may be able to accommodate.

We maintain an average student-to-teacher ratio of 15:1. This means every student gets real attention. Larger lecture-style sessions exist for general subjects, but core practice and revision happens in smaller, focused groups where teachers know each student by name.

Classes typically run Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, with subject rotations throughout the day. Saturdays are reserved for revision sessions and mock exams. Each term includes multiple full-length mock WASSCE exams with detailed feedback — by the time you sit the real exam, you've already done it five times.

Yes — completely free for enrolled students. We handle the entire WAEC biometric registration process at our campuses for both May/June and Nov/Dec sittings. No hidden fees. This is part of what makes Neris different.

Absolutely. Many of our students join specifically to retake one or two subjects (commonly Maths or English). You can enroll for any number of subjects — we'll structure your timetable accordingly.

Yes. Our SAT prep is a 3-month intensive program with bi-weekly full-length practice tests. TOEFL prep is a 2-month program covering speaking, writing, reading and listening. Both include university application guidance for students aiming abroad.

Fees vary by program. Our flagship WASSCE Remedial program starts at GH₵ 1,500 per term. Vacation classes from GH₵ 800. SAT prep at GH₵ 2,500 for the full course. See our full fees page for the complete breakdown, or contact admissions for an exact quote based on your situation.

Yes. We understand that paying everything upfront isn't always possible. Talk to our admissions team about flexible installment plans. We also offer sibling discounts (10–15%), early-bird discounts (5%), academic merit reductions (10%), and limited need-based scholarships.

We accept Mobile Money (MTN, Vodafone Cash, AirtelTigo Money), bank transfers, and cash payments at our campuses. Bank details are provided at registration.

We have three campuses: Kumasi (Behind Ahwiaa Police Station), Accra (Kwabenya, adjacent Power Herbal Hospital), and Ada (Kasseh, at Ellen Gould White Academy). Choose the one closest to you — programs are consistent across all campuses.

Currently we operate as a day school across all three campuses. We can recommend nearby reputable hostels and lodgings for students traveling from out of town. Contact admissions for guidance on nearby accommodation options.

Our primary focus is academics — students come to us with a clear goal: pass WASSCE and pass it well. That said, we organize career days, alumni mentorship sessions, and inter-campus mock exam competitions throughout the year to keep things engaging.

Yes — and we have the certificates to prove it. Our 2025 Nov/Dec cohort achieved a 100% pass rate, with 85% scoring A1s in core subjects. The combination of WAEC-trained teachers, mock exam culture, and small group attention is what makes the difference.

We run rolling intakes aligned with the WAEC calendar. May/June registration opens January–February. Nov/Dec registration opens July–August. Vacation classes start at the beginning of each major school break. Contact us for the next available start date.