Be the reason your course finds what it needs.
Course Moderators keep questions answered and past papers organized. If you’re already the one sharing solved PDF sets in your departmental circles, this gives you the official tools to lead.
Does anyone have the 2022/2023 harmattan past questions for Section B (Differential Calculus)?
Pinned the verified 2022/2023 past question PDF with step-by-step calculus solutions directly in our repository. Best of luck with revisions!
What Course Moderators do
Four straightforward ways you lead, sanitize, and support your coursemates on Courseflock.
Keep the Q&A helpful
Pin good, accurate answers at the top of question threads and remove redundant spam or inaccurate exam rumors.
Upload past questions
Organize, digitize, and tag test and examination papers by academic session, semester, and topic breakdown.
Post study alerts
Broadcast verified test timetables, lab report submissions, venue changes, and urgent academic notices to your enrolled flock.
Review study group requests
Approve cohort formation, connect students preparing for common tests, and keep peer revision rooms civil and purposeful.
Who can apply
You're enrolled in the course you want to moderate
You understand the lecture syllabus, current course lecturers, continuous assessment formats, and testing rhythms firsthand.
You're ready to upload past questions or materials
You have access to recent semester examination sheets, class note summaries, or tutorial answer breakdowns ready to share.
You have no history of misconduct removal on Courseflock
Our moderator guild relies on trust and integrity. Clean standing within the platform is mandatory.
You'll need an active Courseflock account registered with your official @student.lautech.edu.ng address for automated academic verification.
What you get
Official standing, dedicated leadership tools, and earned prestige among peers.
A Course Moderator badge
Shown on your posts, replies, and verified uploads, as well as the active course members registry — customized strictly for your approved course.
Recognition for your daily impact
You are already doing the heavy lifting of gathering tutorial sheets and coordinating exam study pointers. This formalizes your dedication into verifiable academic leadership.
Real community tools
Direct access to moderator-only utility actions: pin high-yield discussions, mark solutions as verified, issue course alerts, and archive expired materials.
Someone is searching for that one past question right now. You can be the reason they find it.
One shared paper or one concise, verified answer can save a coursemate hours of panic before an exam in the lecture halls.
How to apply
Three simple steps to join your course leadership team.
Create your account
Sign up on Courseflock using your official LAUTECH student email (@student.lautech.edu.ng) to authenticate student status.
Join your course
Locate your enrolled course module (e.g., PHY 102, BIO 101, CVE 301) and join the flock of students taking that syllabus this session.
Submit your application
Click 'Apply as Moderator' in your course header. State the past questions or materials you are ready to manage for your peers.
Applications are reviewed before approval to ensure fair subject coverage and content standard.
Ready to help your course?
Claim moderator status for your course, upload the past papers your coursemates are searching for, and lead with pride.