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American curriculum tutors from Nigeria

Online tutoring aligned to US school work — elementary through high school, plus SAT-style practice — with Nigerian teachers, scheduled around North American evenings.

Best for Nigerian-American families and any US-based family looking for affordable one-to-one teaching. Requesting a tutor is free — you agree a rate, fund lessons before they run, and release payment lesson by lesson as you approve them.

Per 1-hour lesson: from ₦6,000 for families in Nigeria, from ₦25,000 for families abroad. The first 15-minute intro call is free.

What lessons cover

Elementary & middle school

Grade-level maths, reading and science support that follows your child's classwork.

High school

Algebra, geometry, biology and chemistry worked one-to-one.

SAT-style practice

Timed sections and question-type drilling for college entrance testing.

Live and one-to-one

Video lessons scheduled around your time zone, not recorded classes.

One clear price

A fixed price per lesson by level, and the tutor receives their full agreed rate.

Pay per approved lesson

Funds are held and released lesson by lesson as you approve them.

Questions parents ask about american curriculum tutoring

Will the time difference work?

Yes — tutors in Nigeria are 5-8 hours ahead of most US time zones, and evening US slots fall in the Nigerian night or early morning. Confirm the slot with the tutor before funding lessons.

Do tutors know US standards?

Share the syllabus, textbook or assignment and the tutor teaches to it. Say your state or curriculum when you request so you are matched to someone comfortable with it.

How does payment work?

Requesting a tutor is free. Once you agree a rate, you fund lessons up front and release payment lesson by lesson as you approve them. The tutor keeps 100% of the agreed rate — TeachConnect adds its 15% service fee on top rather than taking it out of the tutor's pay.

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