The Year 1 Core
Twelve first-year foundation subjects across the humanities, sciences, and commerce. We're rolling them out one cohort at a time — here's what's live and what's next.
Intro to Philosophy & Logic
Branches of philosophy, knowledge, freedom and determinism, ethics, African philosophy, and formal & informal logic — arguments and fallacies.
400 questions · 10-mock beta
Introductory Biology I
Cell biology & genetics
General Physics I
Mechanics & waves
General Physics II
Electricity & magnetism
Elementary Mathematics I
Algebra & vectors
Elementary Mathematics II
Calculus
General Chemistry I
Physical & inorganic
General Chemistry II
Organic
Introductory Biology II
Ecology & diversity
Intro to Economics
Micro & macro foundations
Intro to Accounting
Double-entry, trial balances, accounting cycles
Social Statistics
Descriptive stats, probability, hypothesis testing
Built for the First-Year Grind
Foundation courses are where a lot of CGPAs are quietly won or lost. Tenkobo makes the retention part easy.
Foundations that actually stick
Intro to Philosophy & Logic is the foundation course law, philosophy, and humanities students build on. Flashcards and mocks turn a memorise-and-forget course into easy marks.
Foundations you'll reuse
Year 1 maths, physics, chemistry, and biology are the base every later course builds on. Get them solid now and Year 2 is a lot less painful.
Mock exams, not just notes
Every subject ships with realistic timed mock exams and spaced-repetition review — the same Learn engine behind our O-Level and medical tracks.
🎓 Free while we build it out. The first subject is live in beta today; the rest of the Year 1 core lands through the year — all free for now. Like O-Level, we plan to introduce simple, affordable pricing (around $2/month) sometime in 2027. Subscribe before then and you keep the launch price for life.
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Revision Notes, Flashcards with spaced repetition, quizzes, mock exams, and interactive learning — walked through screen by screen.
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