Guides
What the examinations involve and how to prepare for them, written from the syllabus and the examiners’ own published solutions rather than from general study advice.
How to pass the ICAN examinations
Revise by weighting, work past questions against the official solutions, and practise by hand under time. The three things most candidates get wrong before opening a book.
ICAN exam structure — levels and papers
The three levels and every paper in them, in the order you sit them, with what each one examines and where its marks sit.
ICAN past questions — how to use them properly
What the Institute's published solutions actually tell you, why the mark allocation matters more than the answer, and how many exist for each paper.
Guide to each paper
Where the marks sit in that paper, what to revise first, and how to find out whether your answers would score.
Foundation
Skills
Looking for a specific paper? Every syllabus with its examinable weightings.