Your unfairadvantagefor A Levels, O Levels & IGCSE.
At Alt Academy, you master tricky concepts through hyper-focused, bite-sized lessons, test your understanding on the spot, and get live support whenever you're stuck.
The syllabus is not your only problem.
You can already find videos, notes and past papers. But five dialogs keep popping up — and content alone never closes them.
One sequence closes all five.
You open the next step. That's the plan.
One connected learning loop.
Six kinds of study, joined in sequence. The output of each step is the input of the next. Read down the steps; the screen keeps up.

Focused video lessons
Recorded lessons focus on one subtopic at a time, roughly fifteen minutes long. Pause, replay and return to the exact explanation you need.

Skill Checks
Short questions immediately after the teaching ask you to recall or apply the idea while it is fresh.

Notes, flashcards & guides
The same material returns in forms built for review, annotation and active recall.

Worksheets & topical papers
Questions tied to the chapter move you from understanding the example to solving the problem.

Timed chapter tests
Timed tests ask whether the chapter can be used without the lesson open. Answers locate the missing step.

Yearly papers, worked
Bring multiple topics together and compare your reasoning with the evidence the paper rewards.
The whole syllabus mastered,not just covered.
Exactly 90 focused lessons of 90 minutes. Not a
video library. A path
The full route is distributed across a wider calendar, leaving more room between scheduled study units.
Same 90-unit route. The calendar changes. The syllabus does not. Each study unit is scheduled for 90 minutes.
Choose your course.
Pick the level you are studying, then the subject.
Top-left: boards · Top-right: level · Chemistry links to its course page · others coming soon
A course should do more than explain the chapter.
Watch the lesson. Attempt the Skill Check. See the correction. Then decide what happens next.
Finding Order from Graphs
By the end, you can identify reaction order from rate-concentration graphs and concentration-time graphs.
A horizontal rate-concentration line is zero order.
The rate does not change as concentration changes. That means the rate is independent of that reactant's concentration.
Try the question again ↺You used the idea. Now keep the route moving.
The next lessons, practice and chapter test remain locked in this homepage sample.
Alt Academy for students and parents

Bilal Hameed began teaching Chemistry in 2002.The work kept getting larger.
His work moved from teaching students directly, to founding and running schools, to building Alt Academy.
- 24 years
- In education
- Thousands
- Taught directly
- Three schools
- Founded or run
- Examiner
- Experience
Great courses need great teachers.
Meet four of the people designing and teaching the subjects inside Alt.

Ali Anwerzada
Co-founder, Cedar College and The Ivy School · 17+ years teaching Economics

Yawer Hussain
B.Econ, University of Waterloo · Cedar College faculty

Shahab Yakoob
Director, Credo School · formerly KGS and Bay View

Zain Merchant
M.Sc. Computer Science, IBA · 8+ years teaching
One subject, or several.
Choose the level and subject first. The current plan page shows the price, access period and exact inclusions.
The useful questions, answered plainly.
01Are the courses live or recorded?
The core courses are recorded and self-paced. Separate live group programmes have their own schedules and scope.
02Can I try the course before choosing?
Yes. The sample above lets you watch a real lesson, attempt a Skill Check and see the correction.
03What is a 90×90 study unit?
It is one planned container for learning and practice. Ninety units map the full syllabus into three possible calendar speeds.
04Does every subject include the same resources?
Course contents can vary. Check the selected course page for its teaching, practice, notes, tests and support.
