Digital campus
FKC-ALI runs on a single connected campus platform. Students, tutors, deans, the Registrar and parents each see the part of the record that belongs to them.
Your own account on the campus. Students sign in using their Student ID and password issued or confirmed during registration. Parents sign in using their ward-linked credentials. Inside you see your approved subject combination, your class and CBT timetable, every score you have earned, your attendance record and your downloadable digital ID card — all in one place, on a phone or a laptop.
Weekly, monthly and daily subject CBTs are scheduled by the ICT officers and drawn from a curated question bank. English Language Daily CBT runs 60 questions in 45 minutes and Mathematics Daily CBT 60 questions in 60 minutes. Assessments are filtered strictly by each student’s confirmed subject combination, and scores are released immediately after you submit.
While a CBT is running, invigilators see who is currently writing, how far each student has gone and when each paper lands. Attempt snapshots are kept afterwards, so every score on your record can be traced back to a supervised sitting.
Objectives alone do not pass WAEC or NECO. Theory papers are issued on the portal, submitted for a tutor to mark by hand, and returned with written comments beside your objective scores so you can see exactly where marks were lost.
Parents follow attendance, assessment results and tuition status for their ward from their own sign-in.
Admissions approvals, invoices, payment confirmations and reminders are handled in one Registrar workspace.
Each student receives a PDF ID card carrying their departmental student ID and learning-circle identity.
The campus works as an installable progressive web app, so the portal opens like a normal app on a phone.
Sign in with the credentials issued by the Registrar after registration.
