IB Chinese A & B, prepared properly.

Set texts and Paper 1 text types broken into units and short topics, written by IB Chinese teachers.

• Each course comes in Traditional or Simplified characters, with a pop-up dictionary and course glossary while you read.

For parents: A clear syllabus your child works through, not a pile of scattered notes.

Sit IB-style papers under real exam timing and see exactly where marks were lost.

• Scored against the total marks available, with every attempt kept for review.

For parents: Real scores after every paper — not just a feeling that revision is going fine.

Practise question by question on the topic you are studying, with an explanation after each answer.

• Your latest attempt on every question is saved, so weak spots are easy to find again.

For parents: Practice is recorded, so effort shows up as more than hours at a desk.

A 0–100 readiness score for each course, broken down by topic, tells you what to revise next.

• Built from your progress and accuracy, with a recommended next step.

For parents: One number that shows how ready your child is — and which topics are holding them back.

Book one-to-one lessons with real IB Chinese teachers when a topic needs a person.

• Lessons sit on one calendar with times, meeting links and status.

For parents: Every lesson is booked and tracked in one place, so you can see when learning happens.

Message teachers and classmates, and receive course announcements as soon as they are sent.

• Course broadcasts reach every enrolled student at once.

For parents: Questions can be answered between lessons instead of waiting a week.

Ask in the public Squirrel Yard or the students-only Squirrel Burrow, where good answers stay for the next person.

• Posts carry syllabus tags and up/down votes, so the most useful answers rise.

For parents: A study-focused space for exam questions, away from social media.