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Online homework help from Nigerian teachers

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.

Best for families where nobody is free at homework time, and children who stall the moment they are alone with a worksheet. Requesting a tutor is free — you agree a rate, fund lessons before they run, and release payment lesson by lesson as you approve them.

What lessons cover

Same-week topics

The tutor works with whatever the school actually set this week, not a separate curriculum.

Explaining, not doing

Tutors walk a child through the method and then let them attempt it — copied homework helps nobody.

Gap reporting

When the same topic keeps blocking homework, the tutor flags it so you can decide on focused lessons.

Live and one-to-one

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

Tutor keeps 100%

The 15% service fee sits on top of the tutor's rate, never inside it.

Pay per approved lesson

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

Questions parents ask about homework support tutoring

Will the tutor just give the answers?

No. The tutor explains the method and supervises while your child works it out. You will see corrections and effort in the book, not a clean set of borrowed answers.

Can lessons run in our time zone?

Yes. Nigerian tutors regularly work evenings and weekends for families in the UK, US, Canada and the Gulf. Agree the slot before you fund the lessons.

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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