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Choose your exam practice course

Grade 12 diploma preparation and Grade 10–11 diploma-style practice. Grades 10 and 11 do not have provincial diploma exams.

BERIH questions are original practice, including AI-generated content, not official Alberta diploma questions. Some forms passed automatic checks only; that is not teacher approval. Review lessons have separate availability.

How your mark works: the diploma exam mark is combined with your school-awarded mark to make your final grade. Check the current requirements with your school.

A unit is a block of related outcomes. Courses are divided differently, so a course with fewer units is not necessarily lighter.

Not sure which Math course to choose?

Math 30-1 is usually chosen by students heading into programs that need calculus. Math 30-2 is usually chosen for programs that do not. Check the entrance requirements of the program you want, and ask your school counsellor.

What you get with diploma prep

Practise the way the exam asks

Machine-scored and written-response questions in exam style, one at a time.

Review by outcome

Every review sits on a named unit and outcome from the Program of Studies, so nothing is revised at random.

Find your weak spots

See which parts of an outcome you keep missing, and what you already do well.

Follow a study plan

Each session ends with an ordered plan: review this first, practise that next, and what you could already teach someone else.

Practise under time

Full practice forms have a timer, saved answers and pause controls.

Get feedback you can use

Objective questions receive scores and explanations. Written responses use self-assessment guides, not teacher-assigned marks.

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