Online tutors
TeachConnect matches families to qualified Nigerian teachers for live online lessons — inside Nigeria and for diaspora families abroad. You agree the subject and schedule, pay one clear price per lesson before lessons run, and payment is released to the tutor lesson by lesson. The tutor receives their full agreed rate.
One-to-one video lessons scheduled around your time zone.
A fixed price per lesson by level, and the tutor receives their full agreed rate.
Funds are held and released as each lesson is approved.
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One-to-one online maths lessons with Nigerian teachers, from primary number work through to secondary algebra, geometry and calculus. Lessons are live over video, so the tutor sees your child work through a problem rather than only marking the answer.
Live English lessons with Nigerian teachers covering comprehension, grammar, composition and oral English. Useful both for children in Nigerian schools and for diaspora children whose school English work has drifted.
Physics, chemistry and biology tutoring with Nigerian teachers, one-to-one over video. Lessons work through the diagrams, calculations and definitions that carry the marks, using your child's own syllabus.
Live one-to-one coding lessons with Nigerian teachers, from block-based programming for younger children to Python and web basics for teenagers. Children build something they can show you rather than watching recorded videos.
Focused exam preparation with Nigerian teachers who mark and teach these papers: WAEC, NECO, JAMB, common entrance and school placement tests. Lessons are built around past papers and the marking scheme, not general revision.
One-to-one reading lessons with Nigerian teachers for early readers and for older children whose reading has fallen behind their class. Lessons are live, so the tutor hears your child read aloud and corrects in the moment.
A teacher on video while your child does their homework: explaining the parts they are stuck on, checking the work, and reporting what keeps coming up. For working parents and diaspora families in a different time zone from the school day.
Regular after-school lessons with a Nigerian teacher, online and one-to-one. A standing slot each week on the subjects your child is weakest in, with the tutor following the school's scheme of work.
Online lessons in the Nigerian curriculum with teachers who teach it every day. Mainly for diaspora families keeping a child aligned with Nigerian schooling, and for families planning a move back.
Online tutoring in the British curriculum — Key Stages, IGCSE and A-level content — with Nigerian teachers, many from British-curriculum schools in Nigeria. Lower cost than most UK-based tutoring, taught in English over live video.
Online tutoring aligned to US school work — elementary through high school, plus SAT-style practice — with Nigerian teachers, scheduled around North American evenings.
WAEC, NECO and JAMB preparation with Nigerian teachers who teach these syllabuses every year. Lessons run on past questions and the marking scheme, including CBT-style practice for JAMB.
One fixed price per 1-hour online lesson, by level: ₦6,000 for nursery, primary and JSS and ₦8,000 for SS1–3, WAEC, NECO and JAMB for families in Nigeria; ₦25,000 up to KS3 / Grade 8 and ₦30,000 for GCSE, A-level, IB and SAT for families abroad. Lessons are paid in packs of 4, 8 or 12 after a free 15-minute intro call, and the tutor receives their full agreed rate.
Send a request with the subject, your child's class and the schedule you need. It takes about two minutes and costs nothing. You are matched with tutors who teach that subject and level, and you meet them before any lesson is funded.
They are Nigerian teachers and graduates, including serving classroom teachers who tutor outside school hours. Profiles show subject, level and verification status so you can see who you are hiring.
You fund lessons up front but release payment lesson by lesson as you approve them, so unspent funds are never sitting with a tutor who has stopped teaching. If a match is not working you can change tutor.
Yes. Lessons are live over video, and tutors regularly schedule around evenings in the UK, US, Canada and the Gulf. Nigeria is 5-8 hours ahead of most North American time zones and 1-2 hours ahead of the UK.