Built for Kenya’s CBC · Grade 1–12
Teachers record one CBC level per learner. Chopiz turns it into report cards, positions, school analytics and a Grade 9 pathway check — from marks you already hold.
Grade 9 pathway check
Chose STEM
Nearly thereAgriculture sits at 34% — 7 points under the 41% pass line. The pathway average needs 58% for a secure fit.
The same marks across pathways
CBC reporting is a term of spreadsheets. One record produces all of it.
Every learner’s report card with class and stream position, ready the moment marks are saved.
Class, stream and subject results, plus who has finished entering marks.
The learner’s chosen pathway tested against their own marks — with the subjects to strengthen.
AI writes the paragraph, never the verdict
Every number comes from your marks. The insight is the sentence a teacher can read aloud to a parent — it never overrules the evidence.
One setup, then every term runs the same way.
Classes, streams, learning areas, teachers and the senior combinations you offer. We do this with you.
EE, ME, AE or BE for each learner, each learning area, each exam. It saves as they type.
Parents open a report card. You see the school. Grade 9 gets a pathway check.
Why now
Kenya’s first CBC cohort now chooses between STEM, Social Sciences and Arts & Sports. Schools are asked to justify each placement, and to plan the classes and teachers that choice implies. Chopiz turns the marks you already hold into that evidence — and keeps the learner’s own interest in the conversation.
One record follows a learner from Primary foundations, through the Grade 9 choice, into Senior School.
Tell us your school and how many learners. We will set the account up with you and add your classes and learning areas.