Early access · pilot places for autumn 2026
Digital mocks that behave like the real exam
Nobody should lose marks to the software. Profion runs bilingual practice papers in the on-screen format WJEC and Eduqas candidates now sit, so by the time it counts the interface is the boring part.
No card details. Nothing renews automatically.
Digital Technology · Unit 1 · Practice paper
Question 1 of 3
1 mark
Cymraeg
Pa rwydwaith fyddai ysgol yn ei ddefnyddio i gysylltu dau adeilad ar yr un safle?
English
Which network would a school use to connect two buildings on the same site?
Question 2 of 3
1 mark
Cymraeg
Pam y byddai ysgol yn sefydlu RAID 1 ar ei gweinydd ffeiliau?
English
Why would a school set up RAID 1 on its file server?
Question 3 of 3
1 mark
Cymraeg
Mae aelod o staff yn cael e-bost sy'n gofyn iddo gadarnhau ei gyfrinair drwy ddolen. Pa fath o ymosodiad yw hwn?
English
A member of staff receives an email asking them to confirm their password through a link. What type of attack is this?
Try it. This question is live.
Correct
Not this one
Paper closed
Marks
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Weakest topic
This is what a learner sees, and what you get back. Marks and topic gaps are ready the moment the paper closes.
- Authored by
- A practising principal examiner, independent of the boards
- Languages
- Welsh and English on one paper, switched mid-question
- Hosting
- United Kingdom, cookie-free analytics, no ad trackers
- Marking
- Objective questions marked on submit, teacher has the final say
What it does
Three things a department needs before the first digital exam
Digital assessment is arriving subject by subject under Qualified for the Future. The risk is not the content, it is the first time a learner meets an unfamiliar screen under timed conditions.
The interface is the point
The same on-screen furniture as the live assessment: question navigator, flag for review, countdown, and the question types learners actually meet. Practise the software until it is unremarkable.
One paper, two languages
Every question is authored in Welsh and English on the same paper. A learner switches language mid-question without losing an answer, and you see both versions while you build.
Marking that hands back a weekend
Objective questions are marked on submit. Extended answers open in one screen with the mark scheme beside the response, and topic gaps come out as a list you can teach from on Monday.
Question banks
Written from the specification, not photocopied from a paper
Nothing in the bank is a copy of a live or past paper. Questions are written from the specification to the same style and demand by people who mark the real thing, so your department can use them without a copyright problem.
Bring your own questions
Author your own in both languages in the builder, or import a bank you already hold as JSON. Your questions stay yours.
Question types being built
- Multiple choice
- Multiple response
- Drag to match and order
- Numeric and short answer
- Extended response
- Code and pseudocode
| Subject | Qualification | Board | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital Technology | GCSE | WJEC | In build |
| Computer Science | GCSE | Eduqas | In build |
| Computer Science | AS and A level | Eduqas | Planned |
| Digital Technology | Entry Level | WJEC | Planned |
| Health and Social Care, and Childcare | Level 1/2 | WJEC | Planned |
| Built Environment | Level 1/2 | WJEC | Planned |
Status is honest, not marketing. Pilot departments choose what gets built next.
For schools
A department can be running mocks inside a week
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Tell us what you teach
Subject, board, year group, and whether you need Welsh medium, English medium or both.
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We load your groups and a first paper
Send a class list as CSV, or connect Google or Microsoft sign-in. We build the first practice paper with you.
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Your class sits it, you read the gaps
Run it under exam conditions in a browser on the devices you already have. Marks and topic gaps are waiting when the paper closes.
The practical answers
- What does it cost?
- Pricing is per department per academic year, quoted on request. Autumn 2026 pilot places carry no charge while the banks are built with departments, and nothing renews automatically.
- What do we need to run it?
- A current browser. It works on managed Windows, Chromebooks and iPads with nothing to install.
- Who controls the learner data?
- Your school does. Profion processes it on your written instructions under a UK GDPR Article 28 agreement, and learner data is deleted within 90 days of a subscription ending.
- How do staff sign in?
- Work email and password, or Google and Microsoft single sign-on if your school already uses one.
Contact
Ask for a pilot place
Tell us the department and the specification you teach. A teacher replies, usually within two working school days.