Your World-Class Cambridge Nationals (CNAT) Sport Studies Journey Begins with The EverLearner

Give your students access to our brand new Cambridge Nationals (CNAT) Sport Studies course covering mandatory unit R184 and optional units R186 and R187. Your students will benefit from CNAT Sport Studies-specific tutorials, thousands of self-marking questions and hundreds of exam-style questions (all of which are recorded and written by James Simms), as well as razor-sharp analytics to help them understand where they are excelling and where they are struggling. Teachers receive powerful insights into student understanding and can set automated assignments for individual students, classes or whole cohorts. Assignments can be as simple as to watch a video or to answer a quiz but can also be an an entire mock exam.

Every lesson comes with a huge bank of self-marking quiz questions, which can be taken in practice, test or checkpoint mode. Students will never see the same quiz twice and every quiz is a rigorous educational experience with directive and corrective feedback provided on every single question. Quizzes also contain a wide array of question types from the classic "single choice" to matching, sorting, gap, drag and drop as well as grouping questions, which are excellent to prepare students for their examined unit and improve their writing skills for their coursework units. Quizzes are also highly visual with world-class, educational question imagery prepared in-house by our designers all of whom are experienced teachers including the extensive use of coursework exemplar imagery.

James's philosophy is very simple: learners learn and this learning automatically generates data, which the student and teacher receive and act upon. Our Dashboard is revolutionary and the best news of all is that it requires zero input by the teacher, leaving you to do what you do best: working with young people to get the best out of them. The Dashboard provides everything you can imagine and more from live data to assignment data, to progress data, to exam performance data to checkpoint data, all without the teacher lifting a finger.