Less time.
Less stress.
Better TMA preparation.
Designed especially for working-class NOUN students, business owners, parents and other students with tight schedules. We help you organise your TMA workload, understand difficult questions, review your proposed answers and guide you through the portal so you can complete and submit your TMA correctly without last-minute panic.
What is a NOUN TMA?
TMA means Tutor-Marked Assignment. It is a continuous-assessment activity attached to your registered courses. It is not something to ignore until the final day because it contributes to your course assessment and is usually completed through the NOUN eLearn environment.
TMA 1
Begin with the first available assessment for the course. Read every question carefully and make sure you are working on the correct course code.
TMA 2
Later TMAs normally follow the earlier one. Do not leave previous stages unattended if they are required before the next activity opens.
TMA 3
Complete the sequence early enough to allow time for corrections, network issues and any course-specific access requirements.
TMA support for working-class and less-chanced students.
If work, business, family responsibilities, travel or other commitments make it difficult to sit with your TMAs for long periods, this service helps reduce the administrative and study burden while keeping you in control of your academic work.
Deadline Planning
We help you map your available TMAs and prioritise what should be handled first so nothing is forgotten until the deadline.
Question & Answer Review
Send the difficult question or your proposed answer for explanation and review. We help you check reasoning against the relevant course concept.
Guided Submission Session
When you are ready, we can guide you through the eLearn steps and checks while you remain logged in and personally confirm your final submission.
Course Checklist
Keep track of which registered courses have active TMAs, which ones are completed and which ones still require your attention.
Account Safety
You should not surrender your eLearn password. The safer support model keeps account control and the final academic decision with you.
Less Last-Minute Pressure
The earlier you start, the easier it is to fit TMA work around office hours, shifts, meetings, business trips and family commitments.
How the TMA support service works.
A straightforward workflow for students who do not have the luxury of spending hours figuring everything out alone.
Make payment
Use the secure Paystack service link to start your TMA support request.
Provide course details
Have your matric number, course codes, active TMA information and questions ready. Do not send your password.
Get preparation support
We help organise the work, explain difficult areas and review the answers you intend to use.
Complete your submission
Use the guided session/checklist, review everything once more and personally confirm the final submission.
Busy schedule? Start your TMA support early.
Do not wait until work becomes hectic and the TMA deadline is almost over. Pay for the service, organise your courses early and let us help you reduce the confusion around the process.
What students should know before requesting support.
Is this service only for working-class students?
No. Any NOUN student who needs TMA organisation, question explanation, answer review or portal guidance can use it. The page is especially designed around students with limited free time.
Will I still need to be available?
Yes. You should remain involved in your graded work and be available to review your answers and confirm the final submission. The service is designed to save time, not remove you from the academic process.
Should I send my eLearn password?
No. Keep your password private. A guided support session can be done while you remain in control of your account.
What should I prepare after payment?
Your correct matric number, registered course codes, the active TMA questions or screenshots you need help with, and any deadline information displayed on your portal.
Can I wait until the final day?
That is not advisable. Portal congestion, network problems, missing course activities or unexpected work commitments can create avoidable problems. Early preparation is safer.