I have been using Studychamp in our school study skills classes 

“It is my great pleasure to recommend the Studychamp program.


A colleague and I have been using Studychamp in our school study skills classes. We have found it to be of a high standard, testing and extending both logical and abstract thinking processes. Learners are encouraged to think ‘out of the box’ which enables them to be better prepared for those difficult and unusual application type questions which often appear in tests and assessments. As teachers, we loved the fact that it is modern, relevant and based on the latest CAPS documentation.


The children loved the graphics and the ‘cool’ way in which it was set out. Our study sessions are fun, interesting and marks are improving – this is all the proof we need that Studychamp is a successful product!” 


Sharon Farley, Cornwall Hill College, Learning Support Teacher

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