Your OSK ONE account or an email address to create one. An existing course must be assigned to this account or linked through your own office invitation.
Follow these steps
Open My school
In the app open My school and choose “Sign in with OSK ONE”. Use the same OSK ONE account as in the student portal; do not create a second account.
Create an account if needed
Choose “Register with OSK ONE”, then “Create an account” on the OSK ONE screen. Enter your details, email and password. If you see “Confirm your email address”, open the email link. After confirmation, return to the OSK ONE screen and sign in.
Return to the app
On the OSK ONE screen sign in with email and password. Check your account and choose “Continue in the app”. Back in My school, you will see courses assigned to this account.
Link or apply for a course
Course missing? Choose “I have an invitation” and accept your own office invitation. Starting a new course? Choose “Apply to a school”. The account does not enrol you on a course.
Select the course and verify the result
For several courses use “Select school and course”. Check the school, category and next lesson. If the course is still missing, ask the office to check the linkage and refresh the data.
What to enter and what it means
- App vs browser
- In the app start at My school. The browser student portal is at /student-login. Use the same OSK ONE account.
- Earlier learning history
- Already have results in an earlier app account? Optionally choose “I already have learning history in an app account”, use your previous sign-in method, then connect OSK ONE. For a history conflict contact Help; do not delete saved results.
How to verify it worked
You can see your school and the correct course. This link allows assigned lessons to be read; an account alone is not enough.
If the return request expires, choose “Sign in with OSK ONE” in the app again. A created account remains; choose sign-in rather than registering it again.
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