Help your child speak, understand and love their heritage language. Live Yoruba and Igbo lessons for children aged 4–16 abroad, taught by native-speaking Nigerian tutors.
One-to-one or small group. Wherever your family lives.
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Many diaspora parents speak Yoruba or Igbo at home, yet their children reply in English. Some understand every word but feel shy to speak. Others missed the language completely and now feel left out at family gatherings or on calls with grandparents.
Language is how children connect with family, culture and identity. It's never too late to start, and children pick it up fastest with regular, encouraging practice.
WHAT CHANGES
WHAT WE TEACH
Lessons are tailored to your child's age and level, from complete beginners to children who understand but don't yet speak. See all subjects →
EVERY STARTING POINT
We begin with a short assessment to see what your child already knows. Then we build a plan that moves them forward at the right pace, with lots of speaking practice and encouragement along the way.
WHY NAIJATUTORS
Native-speaking Nigerian tutors.Children hear authentic pronunciation, tones and expressions from tutors who grew up speaking the language.
Culture, not just words.Lessons include stories, songs, proverbs and traditions, so children understand the world behind the language.
Experienced, vetted tutors.Every tutor passes our 5-stage vetting process before they meet your child.
Progress you can see.You receive regular updates on what your child has learned and how they are developing.
QUESTIONS PARENTS ASK
We teach children aged 4 to 16. Young children pick up sounds and words quickly, and older children can progress to reading, writing and conversation.
Yes, this is very common in diaspora families. Our tutors build confidence step by step with short, friendly speaking tasks until replying in Yoruba or Igbo feels natural.
Absolutely. Your tutor leads the learning, and we share simple ways you can encourage practice at home, even if you are learning alongside your child.
Both. One-to-one lessons give focused attention; small groups give children others to practise with. We recommend the right option after assessing your child.
Yes. Depending on your child's level, lessons cover speaking, listening, reading and writing, along with culture, stories and proverbs.
Book a consultation. We'll learn about your child, assess where they are, and recommend a plan.
READY TO GET STARTED?
We'll get to know your child, assess where they are, and match them with the right Yoruba or Igbo tutor.
Start with a conversation about your child's goals.
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