Welcome to ISLAC - Free Video Lessons and Quizzes for International Exams

 Welcome to ISLAC! We help students prepare for international exams with free video lessons on our YouTube channel and auto-graded practice quizzes in Google Classroom, where you can check your answers instantly.

How it works: 1) Watch the lesson video on our YouTube channel (ISLAC). 2) Join the Google Classroom class for your subject using the code below. 3) Do the quiz for that lesson and see your score and explanations right away.

Join your class at classroom.google.com with these codes:

IGCSE Edexcel Physics - qrbewpjc

IGCSE Edexcel Mathematics A - wkw432si

IGCSE Edexcel Chemistry & Biology - cuhoy2r6

IGCSE Edexcel Business - 7g6miv47

IGCSE Edexcel Economics - ta2qvwfr

IGCSE Computer Science - 6guhoy5h

IELTS Preparation - oqypie7l

IELTS students: visit our dedicated IELTS blog at islacielts.blogspot.com. New lessons, notes and past-paper walkthroughs are posted every week. Pick your subject from the Subjects menu to see everything for your course. Good luck with your studies!

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