Lagos, Nigeria · Online worldwideMonday–Saturday · Times agreed with each family

Online tutoring for Nigeria & diaspora families

When the lesson becomes clear, confidence can finally grow.

Structured online Mathematics and Chemistry support for families, school-age learners and adults who want to close gaps, understand difficult ideas and prepare purposefully for the next academic goal.

✓B.Ed. Mathematics & Integrated Science✓TRCN-certified educator✓Parent progress feedback
A learner studying online with a laptop, calculator and science model
Live clarity moment“Now I understand why.”
2×focused sessions
each week
x²Mathematics + H₂OChemistry
PRIMARY FOUNDATIONS✦COMMON ENTRANCE✦BECE✦WAEC & NECO✦JAMB / UTME✦GCSE / IGCSE FIT✦SAT MATH
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Professional guidance

Qualified, curriculum-aware teaching with clear boundaries and realistic goals.

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Personalised learning

A plan shaped by the learner’s level, schoolwork, gaps and examination target.

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Confidence through clarity

Explanation, guided practice and correction before independent problem-solving.

Free Learning Lab

Understand the idea. Try it. Explain why.

Explore an interactive Mathematics or Chemistry notebook with justified worked steps, mistake clinics, hints and independent practice. Begin with linear relationships at JSS2 or the particle model at SS1. Personal tutoring remains available when the next idea needs individual support.

01See the concept

Connect a graph, table or particle model to the explanation.

02Practise with feedback

Try first, use a hint if needed, then explain the reasoning.

03Choose the next step

Continue learning or request personal tutoring through Start Here.

For parents and guardians

Know what Jerry will assess, teach and report—before lessons begin.

Parent-led support is clearest when expectations are shared. See how the starting check works, what progress feedback covers, what should be shared privately and how younger learners are protected.

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01Share context

Recent work, the school scheme and the main concern.

02Confirm fit

Level, curriculum, priorities, schedule and realistic goals.

03Review progress

Useful observations, recurring errors and the next focus.

Focused academic support

The right support for the learner’s present level—and next destination.

Choose a programme area below. Every plan begins with a fit conversation and evidence of what the learner currently understands.

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Primary 6 · Common Entrance · NCEE

Primary foundations

Number sense, fractions, arithmetic fluency, geometry and word-problem reasoning taught patiently and systematically.

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JSS1–JSS3 · BECE / Junior WAEC

Junior secondary Maths

A structured bridge from foundational numeracy into algebra, geometry, mensuration, statistics and exam technique.

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WAEC · NECO · GCE · JAMB/UTME

Senior & exam Mathematics

Topic diagnosis, guided revision, past-question reasoning and accuracy support for senior secondary learners.

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Senior secondary · WAEC/NECO · IGCSE fit

Chemistry clarity

Concept-led support in atomic structure, stoichiometry, reactions, acids and bases, organic Chemistry and data interpretation.

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Averages · probability · charts · interpretation

Statistics & data reasoning

Practical explanations that connect formulas to data, patterns, evidence and clear conclusions.

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UK/Europe · US/Canada · diaspora families

International alignment

Support aligned to the learner’s school materials, curriculum level and exam specification after a careful fit review.

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Built around the real learning gap

More worksheets are not always the answer.

When the missing idea is still hidden, repetition can deepen frustration. Jerry begins by locating where the reasoning first breaks, then rebuilds the chain in language the learner can use.

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    Identify

    Review class, curriculum, work samples and recurring errors.

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    Explain

    Connect the new idea to what the learner already understands.

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    Practise

    Move from guided examples towards independent reasoning.

  4. 04
    Review

    Track errors, progress and the next priority with parents.

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Chemistry, made connected

From particles and equations to calculations that make sense.

Senior secondary Chemistry support connects theory, chemical language, ratios, units, observations and safe experimental reasoning—so calculations stop feeling like isolated tricks.

Atomic structureStoichiometryAcids & basesOrganic ChemistryData interpretation
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A senior learner studying Chemistry with molecular models and digital resources
Concept→Equation→Reasoning

One online classroom · several curriculum contexts

Support that begins with the learner’s actual school—not an assumption about the country.

Families can enquire from Nigeria or abroad. The school scheme, recent work and exam specification are reviewed before curriculum fit is confirmed.

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Nigeria

Nigerian curriculum & examinations

  • Common Entrance / NCEE
  • BECE
  • WAEC / NECO / GCE
  • JAMB/UTME Mathematics
See curriculum pathway →
UK

UK & Europe

School and international curriculum support

  • Key Stages 2–4
  • GCSE / IGCSE Mathematics
  • IGCSE Chemistry
  • School-specific schemes
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US

US & Canada

Grade-level and test-aligned support

  • Grade-level Mathematics
  • Algebra & Geometry
  • Statistics foundations
  • SAT Math readiness
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Important: International support is aligned after reviewing the learner’s exact school materials or official specification. The website does not claim universal coverage without that fit check.

Interactive path finder

Choose the outcome that matters most right now.

This quick guide suggests a starting path. Jerry still reviews the learner’s real work before confirming a plan.

Suggested starting path

Foundation & Confidence Path

For a learner who has met the topic before but cannot yet explain or apply it independently.

  • ✓Prerequisite check
  • ✓Plain-language teaching
  • ✓Guided independence
First useful stepReview recent work and run a short, low-pressure diagnostic.
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Flagship Nigeria monthly programme

Eight focused sessions. One clear monthly learning cycle.

Available Monday–Saturday, with two one-hour sessions each week. Exact days and times are agreed around the learner, family time zone and Jerry’s available lesson periods.

8one-hour sessions
2×every week
1progress-focused plan

Nigeria monthly package

₦40,000/ month
  • Initial learning-gap assessment
  • Step-by-step lessons and guided practice
  • Targeted assignments and correction
  • Examination practice where appropriate
  • Periodic parent or guardian feedback
Start a free fit conversation →International pricing is confirmed after curriculum, time zone and delivery needs are reviewed. No score is guaranteed.

Parent-guided public sample

See how a clear explanation changes the learning conversation.

An adult can use this brief Mathematics or Chemistry sample with a learner, or an adult learner can try it directly. It is not a diagnostic or placement test, and nothing is stored or submitted.

  • 01Public sample only
  • 02Immediate explanation
  • 03Adult-directed next step
Mathematics · Question 1 of 3

Solve 2(x + 3) = 14. What is x?

Choose one answer to see the reasoning.

OJAEducator · Tutor · Mentor

Meet Jerry

Qualified in education. Calm in explanation. Serious about understanding.

Oluwatimilehin Jeremiah Ajayi holds a B.Ed. in Mathematics and Integrated Science from Obafemi Awolowo University and is a TRCN-certified educator. His wider educational and mentoring record includes teaching, training or mentoring more than 50 learners across academic subjects, practical competencies and foundational values.

B.Ed. Mathematics & Integrated ScienceTRCN CertifiedOnline deliveryParent feedback
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Learning library

Useful guidance before, between and beyond lessons.

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Parent guide5 min read

Your child may not be ‘bad at Maths’: how to find the real learning gap

Repeated mistakes often begin with one missing idea. Learn how to distinguish a knowledge gap from an attention, confidence or practice problem.

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Exam preparation6 min read

Common Entrance, BECE, WAEC and JAMB: when targeted support should begin

A practical timeline for moving from syllabus coverage to past-question practice without turning every lesson into a test.

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Curriculum transitions5 min read

Helping a diaspora learner move between Nigerian, UK and North American Maths

The symbols may look familiar while the sequence, language and assessment style differ. Here is how to make the transition deliberate.

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A thoughtful first step

Tell Jerry what the learner needs—not just the class they are in.

The initial fit conversation is free. It helps both sides confirm the right starting point, curriculum and timetable.