Questions about Minuvia

Minuvia is designed for students studying Business qualifications including GCSE, A Level and IGCSE. The platform is built around short, focused revision activities rather than long study sessions.

Yes. Students can use Minuvia independently for their own revision. Where a school uses the Minuvia Teacher Portal, teachers can also assign revision activities and monitor progress.

Minuvia combines revision notes, topic quizzes, calculation practice, audio lessons, Keyword Recall, Build the Formula, Connect the Chains, You're the Examiner, exam skills, reminders and progress tracking.

Minuvia is built around micro-learning. Most activities are designed to be completed in short bursts, allowing students to revise productively even when they only have a few minutes available.

Yes. Minuvia records revision activity and quiz performance so students can see their progress and identify areas that may need more attention.

The first Minuvia releases are Edexcel A Level Business and Edexcel GCSE Business, launching during August and September 2026.

The planned rollout includes Edexcel, AQA, Pearson IGCSE and Cambridge IGCSE Business qualifications. Additional digital and vocational qualifications are planned as the Minuvia range expands.

Yes. Minuvia content is built around the specific qualification so students can revise material that matches the course they are actually studying.

Visit Our Qualification Offer to see the current phased release plan for Minuvia apps.

Yes. The Free plan provides access to a selection of Minuvia content so students can experience the app before deciding whether to upgrade.

Basic includes full course notes, full topic and calculation practice, Keyword Recall, General Topic audio, Exam Skills and progress tracking.

Premium adds personalised weak-area revision, smart quizzes and reminders, the full audio library, model answers, advanced revision activities and more detailed progress insight.

Teachers at participating schools receive access to the Minuvia Teacher Portal, where they can manage classes, create assignments and review student progress.

Teachers can review classes, assignments, completion, quiz performance and student-level progress. The portal is designed to make it easier to identify students or topics that may need support.

Yes. Teachers can assign revision activities to classes and then monitor whether students have completed them and how they performed.

School packages are designed to combine Teacher Portal access with student access to the relevant Minuvia qualification app, subject to the number of students included in the licence.

Schools can contact Minuvia to discuss student numbers, qualifications and the most appropriate licence for their department.