Lagos · 🇳🇬 Nigeria
British curriculum tutoring in Lagos
Lagos families place enormous value on education, and British-curriculum students here use online tuition to secure top IGCSE and A-Level grades.
Subjects we teach in Lagos
- IGCSE & GCSE Mathematics
- A-Level Mathematics & Further Maths
- IGCSE & A-Level Computer Science
- KS1–KS3 maths foundations
- Python, Java & web programming
- AI, machine learning & databases
Need a different level or topic? See the full learning pathway — KS1 to Master's.
How it works for Lagos families
- 1Free discussion about the student's school, exam board and goals
- 2Friendly assessment of ability and confidence
- 3Personal learning plan matched to the student's pace
- 4Weekly live lessons at a regular time that suits your time zone
- 5Progress feedback after every lesson
Tutoring in Lagos — FAQs
How do online lessons work for students in Lagos?
Lessons are live, one-to-one video sessions with screen sharing and an interactive whiteboard. Students in Lagos get the same personalised teaching as our UK students — we assess ability, confidence and goals first, then build an individual learning plan around the student's school and exam board.
Do lesson times work with the time difference?
Yes — Lagos is 0–1 hours ahead of the UK, so after-school and evening slots locally fall within comfortable UK daytime hours. We agree a regular weekly time that suits the family and stick to it.
Which exam boards and curricula do you cover?
We support the English National Curriculum (KS1–KS3), GCSE and IGCSE (including Cambridge CAIE and Pearson Edexcel International), and A-Levels including Further Mathematics — plus Computer Science, programming, AI and databases at all levels up to postgraduate.
How is payment handled from Lagos?
Payment is simple by international bank transfer or card. Get in touch and we'll confirm current rates, availability and a convenient payment method — the first discussion is always free.
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Start lessons for your child in Lagos
Tell us the student's year group, exam board and goals — the first discussion is free and there's no obligation.