FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES 1–12
Extra lesson support for your next “I get it!”
Schoolwork does not always click the first time. dorKk offers pre-recorded CAPS-aligned video lessons for learners in Grades 1–12, in English and Afrikaans. Use a matching explanation alongside your schoolwork, pause at a difficult step and try the method yourself. Start with your grade and subject to find the lesson titles relevant to what you are learning now.
A LITTLE EXTRA SUPPORT
How dorKk can help
When homework has you stuck
Start with the question and your own attempt. Identify the step you cannot explain, then look for that topic in the subject guide. Use a lesson to understand the method before returning to the question. The aim is to be able to explain your reasoning, rather than copy an answer.
When you missed a lesson
Ask your teacher or check your class notes to find the topic you missed. Use the module and lesson titles to locate a matching explanation. Keep a short list of anything that remains unclear so you can ask a focused question in class.
When it is time to revise
Choose one topic, attempt a practice question and check your working. Revisit the explanation where needed, then try another question without looking at the solution. For exam preparation, use your teacher’s topic scope and official past papers to guide what you practise.
A practical way to get started
Choose your grade, subject and preferred catalogue language.
Find the module and lesson title that matches your classwork.
Check video availability in the app, watch the relevant explanation and practise independently.
PUT IT INTO PRACTICE
Try a worked example before you subscribe
Our public Grade 11 quadratic-equations guide shows a method, a complete example, a common mistake and a practice question with an explained solution. It is a useful way to start applying the watch–try–check approach.
Practise factorising quadratic equationsQuestions you might have
Are these live extra classes?
No. dorKk’s video lessons are pre-recorded, so you can study at your own pace. They support your school learning rather than replace your teacher.
Can I see which lessons are listed before signing up?
Yes. The public grade and subject guides list modules and lesson titles from the supplied catalogue. Check current video availability and subscription access in the app before paying.
Where do I find subscription options?
The pricing page sets out the available plans. Use the signup link when you are ready to create an account.