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Libya Basic Education Certificate study plan

Libya Basic Education Certificate · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Arabic Language & Mathematics

  • Build a personal vocabulary log of 60 high-frequency Arabic words and record their plural forms and root letters

  • Solve 20 arithmetic and fraction problems without a calculator and log every error with the rule that caused it

  • Read one 400-word Arabic non-fiction passage aloud and mark all case endings (إعراب) you can justify

  • Write a one-page summary in Arabic of a familiar topic, then self-correct spelling and hamza placement using a dictionary

Your checkpoint

A dated error log listing at least 30 Arabic and mathematics mistakes with the corrected rule next to each

Week 2

Arabic Language & Mathematics

  • Apply Arabic grammar rules for subject-verb agreement and the dual/plural forms in 25 constructed sentences

  • Solve 15 algebra problems involving linear equations and substitution, showing each step

  • Summarise two Arabic texts of 300-400 words each in no more than five sentences per text

  • Convert ten word problems into equations and solve them, checking units and reasonableness of answers

Your checkpoint

A 20-sentence Arabic writing sample with a grammar checklist marking every agreement and plural decision

Week 3

Arabic Language & Mathematics & Science (Integrated Science / Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

  • Complete one full Arabic reading comprehension paper under 60 minutes and score it against an answer key

  • Complete one full mathematics paper under 90 minutes and classify errors as conceptual, careless, or time-related

  • Explain in writing the difference between physical and chemical changes using five examples from daily life

  • Draw and label three diagrams (cell, electric circuit, and water cycle) from memory, then correct them against a textbook

Your checkpoint

Two timed mock papers (Arabic and mathematics) with scored results and a written error classification

Week 4

Islamic Education & Social Studies (History, Geography, Civics)

  • Memorise and recite three short Qur'anic passages with correct pronunciation and record yourself for self-review

  • Outline the main events and dates of the Libyan independence period and the modern state in a dated timeline

  • Identify on a blank map the major Libyan regions, cities, and neighbouring countries

  • Explain five core Islamic beliefs and five pillars in your own words without notes

Your checkpoint

A one-page timeline plus a labelled blank-map exercise scored at 90% or better

Week 5

English Language & Science (Integrated Science / Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

  • Write 15 English sentences using correct present, past, and future tense forms and check them against a grammar reference

  • Read one 300-word English passage and answer ten comprehension questions in full sentences

  • Solve 25 integrated science questions spanning physics, chemistry, and biology and note the topic of each error

  • Define 40 science terms in English with a one-line Arabic gloss for each

Your checkpoint

A 40-term bilingual science glossary plus a scored English comprehension set

Week 6

Social Studies (History, Geography, Civics) & National Education & Computer and Information Technology

  • Describe the functions of three branches of government and give one civic duty attached to each

  • Summarise the structure and purpose of national institutions in a half-page of your own words

  • Perform five practical computer tasks: create and format a document, build a simple spreadsheet formula, save a file in a folder structure, send an email with an attachment, and identify three security risks

  • Answer 30 civics and national education questions and log wrong answers with the correct fact

Your checkpoint

A printed or saved one-page document and a working spreadsheet that together demonstrate all five computer tasks

Week 7

Arabic Language & Mathematics & French Language (where offered) & Art and Design / Practical Subjects

  • Sit two full Arabic papers and two full mathematics papers under exam time limits and track scores across all four

  • Learn 40 French words and ten basic phrases, and use five of them in written sentences

  • Produce one original design or practical piece and write a short note explaining the technique used

  • Review the error log and re-solve every mathematics item previously marked wrong

Your checkpoint

A score-tracking sheet showing all four mock results and a re-solved set of previously missed mathematics problems

Week 8

Arabic Language & Mathematics & Islamic Education & English Language & Social Studies (History, Geography, Civics) & Science (Integrated Science / Physics, Chemistry, Biology) & National Education & Computer and Information Technology

  • Sit one shortened mock for every domain and record the score and time taken for each

  • Rank all ten domains by mock score and allocate the final three days to the two weakest

  • Recite the memorised Qur'anic passages once daily and re-check pronunciation notes

  • Assemble a one-page exam-day checklist covering timing, materials, and question-order strategy

Your checkpoint

A completed ten-domain mock scorecard with a written final-revision priority list

Milestones

Week 2: Error log contains at least 30 entries, and you can state the corrected rule for 80% of them without looking

Week 4: Arabic and mathematics mock scores have improved over week 3, and the timeline and map exercise score at least 90%

Week 6: All five computer tasks are completed unaided, and civics plus national education practice scores at least 70%

Week 8: Every domain has a recorded mock score, and the two weakest domains show measurable improvement over their first attempt