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Academic support for school, board, Cambridge and entry-test pathways. Find the right help for your next challenge.
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Academic support, language preparation and practical digital skills. Select a programme to explore its learning focus. Contact CAN for batch timings, duration and fees. Johar Town Wing: opening soon.
Turn a practical idea into a working software project while learning how to use AI as a development assistant.
Who it is for
Aspiring developers, students and professionals who want to understand how software is planned, built and improved. Share your coding experience so the team can guide your starting point.
Learning focus
- Plan the solution: Translate a real-world problem into user needs, simple workflows and a manageable project scope.
- Build the foundations: Explore application logic, interfaces, data storage and the connections between parts of a software system.
- Work with AI: Use AI to explain code, suggest approaches and assist debugging, while reviewing and testing its output.
- Test and improve: Check expected behaviour, handle errors and document how to run and maintain a project.
Practice
A small application such as a task organiser or enquiry tracker, with a clear feature list and a demonstration of how it works.
Explore how conversational assistants are designed, connected to useful information and tested for dependable responses.
Who it is for
Learners interested in conversational AI, web applications and business support tools. Discuss the required programming foundation with CAN before choosing a batch.
Learning focus
- Design the conversation: Define the assistant’s purpose, common questions, helpful responses and when a person should take over.
- Connect information: Understand prompts, knowledge sources and ways to ground responses in relevant material.
- Create an integration: Explore the connection between a chat interface, a model service and application logic.
- Evaluate responsibly: Test unclear questions, protect private information, handle failures and review the assistant’s answers.
Practice
A demonstration FAQ assistant that answers from a small approved knowledge collection and offers a clear fallback when unsure.
Connect the essentials of an online store with thoughtful digital marketing and practical uses of AI for content and planning.
Who it is for
Students, aspiring online sellers and small-business owners who want to understand store management and marketing workflows.
Learning focus
- Plan a storefront: Organise products, collections, navigation and page content around a clear customer journey.
- Present products clearly: Prepare useful descriptions, visual briefs and consistent product information.
- Develop a marketing plan: Explore audience research, search-friendly content, social campaigns and email communication.
- Use AI and measure progress: Draft and review content with AI, evaluate campaign signals and turn observations into improvements.
Practice
A demonstration store plan and campaign brief, including sample product content and a simple measurement checklist. Ask which software subscriptions are required.
Focused subject support for the AS stage, connecting a clear understanding of concepts with purposeful examination practice.
Who it is for
Students studying AS subjects who want to strengthen understanding, organise revision and improve their approach to questions.
Learning focus
- Match the syllabus: Identify the awarding body, subject code, examination session and topics you are studying.
- Strengthen concepts: Work through difficult ideas and build links between the topics in your course.
- Develop responses: Practise subject-specific calculations, explanations, analysis and written answers.
- Review progress: Use practice questions and feedback to identify what to revisit next.
Practice
A subject-specific revision plan based on your syllabus, current understanding and examination timeline.
Targeted academic support for learners following Pearson Edexcel courses. Start with your exact qualification and subject specification.
Who it is for
Students seeking help with an Edexcel subject. Confirm your qualification level, specification code and available teaching options with CAN.
Learning focus
- Choose the right specification: Distinguish your qualification, subject and assessment route before planning study.
- Clarify challenging topics: Break difficult concepts into manageable steps with relevant subject practice.
- Improve exam technique: Read command words carefully and develop answers suited to the question.
- Plan revision: Organise topics and practice around your examination session and learning priorities.
Practice
A topic checklist and practice plan aligned to the specific Edexcel course you are taking.
Build subject confidence with support aligned to your AQA course, specification and examination goals.
Who it is for
Learners following an AQA specification who need concept clarification, structured revision or help with exam technique.
Learning focus
- Identify your course: Share the qualification, subject code and examination year to establish the correct scope.
- Understand the content: Connect key ideas and revisit topics that need a stronger foundation.
- Apply your knowledge: Practise interpreting questions and building clear, supported responses.
- Revise with purpose: Use errors and feedback to prioritise study and monitor your understanding.
Practice
A focused revision outline with subject questions selected around your current needs.
Subject-focused guidance for students following an International Baccalaureate pathway, with an emphasis on understanding and independent learning.
Who it is for
IB learners seeking academic support alongside their school programme. Share your programme, subject and level with the CAN team.
Learning focus
- Set the learning scope: Identify the IB programme, selected subject, level and current learning objectives.
- Connect concepts: Develop explanations that link ideas and apply them in unfamiliar contexts.
- Build study skills: Organise notes, evaluate sources and develop clear analytical writing.
- Prepare independently: Use practice and feedback to strengthen your own work and prepare for assessments.
Practice
A subject study plan and guided practice. Assessed work remains the learner’s own; course availability is confirmed for each subject and level.
Prepare for the current SAT through focused Reading and Writing and Math practice, with attention to accuracy and time management.
Who it is for
Students planning to take the SAT who want a structured approach to identifying gaps and building test familiarity.
Learning focus
- Reading and Writing: Practise understanding short texts, evaluating ideas and using standard written English.
- Math foundations: Revisit algebra, problem-solving and other relevant mathematical concepts.
- Digital test familiarity: Become familiar with the current test interface and official practice resources.
- Review and refine: Analyse mistakes, strengthen weaker areas and practise pacing.
Practice
A preparation plan built around your current skills and intended test date.
Develop the English skills and task familiarity needed for IELTS, with a preparation plan matched to your goals and selected test type.
Who it is for
Learners preparing for IELTS Academic or General Training. Discuss your current English level, intended test date and required score with CAN.
Learning focus
- Listening: Practise following spoken information, identifying key details and checking answers.
- Reading: Develop comprehension, vocabulary in context and strategies for different question types.
- Writing: Work on task response, organisation, language accuracy and appropriate written expression.
- Speaking: Build clearer responses, fluency and confidence when discussing familiar and wider topics.
Practice
A skills-based study plan with writing and speaking practice suited to your selected IELTS test type.
Prepare for PTE Academic by developing English skills and confidence with computer-based tasks.
Who it is for
Learners considering PTE Academic who want to practise the language skills and response habits needed for the test.
Learning focus
- Speaking and Writing: Practise clear spoken delivery, organised writing and responses suited to the task.
- Reading: Develop comprehension, vocabulary and the ability to follow the structure of a text.
- Listening: Strengthen attention to meaning, important details and spoken information.
- Computer-based practice: Build familiarity with responding on screen, recording speech and reviewing performance.
Practice
A preparation plan focused on your weaker skills and the current PTE Academic task types.
Build academic English skills and prepare for the current TOEFL iBT format through purposeful language practice.
Who it is for
Learners planning to take TOEFL iBT for their study goals. Share your required score, current level and intended test date.
Learning focus
- Reading: Understand written information and develop vocabulary and comprehension skills.
- Listening: Follow spoken English, distinguish main ideas and recognise useful details.
- Speaking: Practise clear, relevant and well-organised spoken responses.
- Writing: Develop accurate sentences and clear written communication for the current test tasks.
Practice
A language-skills plan using material suited to the current TOEFL iBT format. Confirm test requirements directly with the institution receiving your scores.
Build a practical foundation in German through vocabulary, pronunciation and everyday communication.
Who it is for
New learners and those returning to German who want a clear starting point based on their existing knowledge and goals.
Learning focus
- Sounds and pronunciation: Become familiar with German sounds and practise clear, understandable speech.
- Everyday communication: Explore greetings, introductions, routines and useful conversations.
- Language foundations: Build vocabulary and understand sentence patterns and core grammar.
- Read, listen and write: Use short texts, audio and writing tasks to bring the skills together.
Practice
Everyday dialogues and short written tasks matched to your level. Ask which levels and any examination-preparation options are currently offered.
Discover Russian through its writing system, practical vocabulary and the foundations of everyday conversation.
Who it is for
Beginners and continuing learners who want to develop Russian for personal, academic or professional interests.
Learning focus
- Read Cyrillic: Get to know the Russian alphabet and connect letters with their sounds.
- Communicate simply: Practise introductions, questions and useful expressions for everyday situations.
- Build sentences: Explore common vocabulary and basic patterns for forming meaningful sentences.
- Develop all four skills: Combine speaking, listening, reading and short writing activities.
Practice
Simple dialogues and short reading and writing tasks. The team will confirm the appropriate level and available batch.