What Is Mojza and What Does It Offer for Students?

Mojza is a free study-resource site aimed at O Level and A Level students. It gathers subject-by-subject study materials in one browsable archive and also lists volunteering, event, and other extracurricular opportunities for students. It is most useful if you are preparing for O/A Level exams and want free resources plus a place to find student opportunities; it is not a school, an exam board, or a paid tutoring service.

What Mojza provides

The site describes itself as "a 'miracle' for students" offering "free o/a level resources." Its main offerings fall into two areas:

1. O Level and A Level study resources

• Browse O Level Subjects — resources organized by O Level subject.
• Browse A Level Subjects — the same structure for A Level.
• All Resources — a searchable archive where you can look through everything the site has collected rather than browsing subject by subject.

So you have two ways in: pick your subject and level, or search the full archive directly.

2. Student opportunities

Mojza also maintains a listings section for opportunities, with entries that include location, deadline, and a details link. Examples shown on the site include:

Each listing shows a deadline (for example, 31/12/2026 for the Entelechia Collective) and a "View Details" link, and there is a "Browse All Opportunities" option to see the full list.

Other features on the site

• A Level results countdown — a live countdown to A Level Result Day, labeled "RESULTS TIMEEEE!!!" on the homepage.
• Search — a search function for the resource archive.

Who it suits

• O/A Level students who want free, subject-organized study materials.
• Students looking for extracurriculars — volunteering, hackathons, and similar opportunities, including online and in-person options.
• Anyone who wants to search rather than browse — the archive search is the faster route if you already know what you need.

What to keep in mind

• The resources are described as free, and the opportunity listings shown are marked "Free Entry."
• Opportunity listings change status — some are open, some closed — so check the deadline and status before applying.
• The site covers O Level and A Level specifically; it is not a general-purpose resource hub for other curricula.

If you are an O/A Level student, start by browsing your subject or searching the archive, then check the opportunities section for anything with an open deadline.