Reviewing questions for Naija Exam Prep

Every Naija Exam Prep question is checked by a reviewer before students see it.

Volunteer: anyone can offer to review at prep.naapp.tech/reviewers: choose the subjects you know (any of the 18), the exams (JAMB, WAEC, NECO), your background (teacher, examiner, graduate in the subject or student) and your years of experience; a phone number is optional. Signed in, your name and email are filled in. We look at every sign-up ourselves. Once you're approved, your reviewer access is switched on if you have a NotesApp account with that email, or you get an invite link to create one; either way we email you.

The reviewers' community (optional): tick Join the reviewers' community when you sign up and you'll get the invite link to the private Naija Exam Prep Reviewers community with your approval. It has Spaces for Start here, Sciences, Arts and humanities, Commercial, and Questions to discuss. You can review without joining.

Joining by invite link: NotesApp staff choose the subjects first, then make either a link for one person (14 days, used once) or an open link for volunteers (7 to 90 days, up to 500 reviewers, closable at any time). Open the link, sign in or create a NotesApp account, and tap Accept the invite. A later link for other subjects adds them.

Reviewing: the review queue (prep.naapp.tech/review) shows only questions in your subjects. For each one, check that the marked answer is right, the explanation is clear and correct, and the question is fair. Approve it, or Ask for changes with a note saying what to fix. You can't review a question you wrote. Starter questions are labelled Nana AI-assisted draft: check them as carefully as any other.

After review: an approved question is published by NotesApp's editors; a question sent back is fixed and returns to the queue. Your reviews are counted (in total and per month), so reviewers can be paid into their NotesApp wallet when that starts. Reviewers see the review queue only: never payments or students.