Built by people who've stood in front of a Nigerian classroom
TeacherHelp comes from a team of educators and professionals trained across three continents, brought together around one goal: give Nigerian teachers back the hours they lose to planning, and give school leaders a clear view of curriculum delivery without extra paperwork.
We didn't build this as a general resource library and adapt it for Nigeria afterward. We built it around the Nigerian curriculum, the Nigerian academic calendar, and the way Nigerian teachers already structure their week, from the first line of code.
Our mission
To reduce teacher workload, improve lesson quality, and support effective curriculum delivery through high quality, curriculum aligned resources and intelligent teaching tools.
Why this matters
Nigeria has close to one million primary school teachers and roughly 117,000 elementary schools. The average classroom holds around 51 pupils. Teachers are stretched, and much of the material available to them either doesn't match the curriculum they're required to teach, or wasn't built with Nigerian classrooms in mind. TeacherHelp exists to close that gap.
Meet the founder
Queency Chinedu-Atasie
Founder and CEO
Queency leads TeacherHelp's work on curriculum design, teacher training, and platform direction, drawing on a background that spans classroom teaching, educational technology, and organisational learning.
Want to bring TeacherHelp to your school?
We're glad to talk it through, whether you're one teacher or a whole staff room.