Your Child Is Not Struggling Because They’re Lazy. They’re Struggling Because the Foundation Was Never Fixed.
A structured Maths & English foundation program that combines targeted tutoring with proven study systems, so your child finally understands, remembers, and performs consistently.
Physical sessions at our dedicated learning centre in Ikate (Elegushi), Lekki, built for secondary school students in Lagos.
What’s Actually Happening, And Why It’s Getting Harder to Ignore?
You’re not a careless parent. You’ve done the right things, reminders to study, lesson teachers, checking results. But the pattern keeps repeating:
They read for hours and still can’t explain what they studied
They pass one exam, then slip back the next term
Their effort doesn’t match their grades, and they’re start to seeing Maths as something they dread. English feels like guesswork.
And the scary truth is that, When a child keeps trying and still fails, they stop believing in themselves. The subject problem becomes a confidence problem. And confidence problems don’t fix themselves.
The problem is not intelligence. It’s that somewhere along the way, basic concepts were not fully grasped and they went on without a solid foundation. And now every new subject is built on a cracked foundation.
“Hiring a regular lesson teacher does not solve this. It just piles more content on an already weak foundation. Your child needs more than just lessons. They require proper help.”
This Is Not a Lesson Centre. This Is an Foundation Program for Your Child
Key Learning Solutions specializes in one thing. We find and restore the academic foundation of students who are underperforming so they can learn properly, perform consistently and regain their confidence. Our approach is a structured programme which comprises:
This program is built off years of structured academic foundation work, with documented results across dozens of Lagos secondary school students.
Hear It From the Students Themselves.
These are the words of past and current students, unscripted and unedited, straight from the mouths of those who were once in the same place as your child.
Grace came to us with a B average, struggling across Maths, English, and Literature. She lost focus easily, forgot what she’d just studied, and her test scores never matched her effort. After we worked out how she actually learns and built a plan around it, her grades moved from B to A in one term. Three terms later, she’s still there, and she now helps younger students with the same subjects she once struggled in.
“I used to feel so lost after studying, but now I’m able to break down what I read so I can remember it and use it in exams.” Grace Uloko
Mobolaji’s grades dropped suddenly across his science subjects. Working with him on time management, recall techniques, and study strategy, alongside close collaboration with his teachers, he didn’t just recover. He came back stronger than before.
“The program classes helped me in different areas. Learning how to set achievable goals was one of the topics that really stuck with me.” Mobolaji Sowobi
Khalid was overwhelmed and had no real system for handling his coursework. With weekly sessions, a study timetable he built himself, and support from a peer tutor, he raised his overall grade average by 9.37% in a single term.
“All thanks to Ms. Amina, who taught me how to make a study timetable, it really helped me a lot.” Khalid Abdul-Rashid
Linus pushed back at first, which is common with students who’ve struggled long enough to stop expecting extra classes to actually help. With steady, patient support, he became one of the most engaged students in his group, and now helps classmates with the very subjects he used to avoid.
“It has increased my study motivation. The skills I’ve learned also help me understand and retain what my teachers teach.” Linus Ikeh
The Numbers Don’t Lie.
These are report cards from students in our program. Names have been blurred to protect privacy, but the results speak for themselves.
No guesswork or general lessons. But a System Designed to Work for You
Every student who walks through our doors gets the same thing first, clarity. We find out exactly where the gaps are, build a plan around them, and track progress every step of the way.
To find learning gaps, understanding patterns, and the precise areas impeding their progress, each student begins with an assessment. Nothing to assume. No conjecture.
We create an organized learning plan based on the assessment that is specific to your child’s level, curriculum, and desired results, whether they be WAEC, IGCSE, or internal school examinations.
One weekly physical after-school program at our learning center in Ikate (Elegushi), Lekki. Your child will receive genuine attention in small classes of 12 to 16 students, not crowd instruction.
We track each student’s progress every term. You will receive regular updates, and our team is available for check-ins, because you should always know where your child stands.
Every enrolled student gets access to our weekly Friday sessions covering:
Everything You Need to Know Before You Enroll
| Detail | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Location | Ikate (Elegushi), Lekki, physical sessions only |
| Duration | 3 months (12 weeks) |
| Session frequency | Twice per week, after school hours |
| Class size | 12–16 students maximum per cohort |
| Subjects offered | Mathematics, English Language |
| Levels covered | JSS1–3 (Years 7–10) and SS1–3 (Years 11–12) |
| Curriculum | Nigerian (WAEC), IGCSE, and school-based |
| Term length | aligned to Lagos school calendar |
| What's included | Assessment, weekly sessions, Friday bonus sessions, Student Study Planner, Effective Study Guide, class notes, and progress reports |
| Parent access | Regular progress updates + Q&A sessions with lead educators |
| Level breakdown: Lower Secondary (JSS1–3 / Years 7–10) | Building the right foundation: transitioning from surface-level recall to structured thinking, and from "storytelling" English to formal written analysis. |
| Level breakdown: Upper Secondary (SS1–3 / Years 11–12) | Exam-ready preparation: intensive focus on the mechanics required for WAEC, IGCSE, and university entrance with strong fundamentals behind them. |
This Program Is Right for Your Child If…
And this is not the right fit if…
We are a center for professional support. We work best with parents who are prepared to dedicate themselves to the process and students who truly need to rebuild.
From More Children Like Your’s
These are the words of past and current students, unscripted and unedited, straight from the mouths of those who were once in the same place as your child.
Christabel was new to her school and finding it hard to keep up with the pace. Once she had a real study plan and learned to use active recall properly, her half-term results jumped by 4%.
“It made me stronger in my academics.” Christabel Jumbo
Edward had just moved from another country and fell behind almost immediately, new curriculum, new teaching style, subjects he’d never touched before. With biweekly sessions built specifically around him, and close coordination with his teachers, he went from confused to confidently working through Physics and Chemistry on his own.
“It has helped me practice retentiveness and influenced me to grab more information in class.” Edward Akagha
Khalid was overwhelmed and had no real system for handling his coursework. With weekly sessions, a study timetable he built himself, and support from a peer tutor, he raised his overall grade average by 9.37% in a single term.
“All thanks to Ms. Amina, who taught me how to make a study timetable, it really helped me a lot.” Khalid Abdul-Rashid
Linus pushed back at first, which is common with students who’ve struggled long enough to stop expecting extra classes to actually help. With steady, patient support, he became one of the most engaged students in his group, and now helps classmates with the very subjects he used to avoid.
“It has increased my study motivation. The skills I’ve learned also help me understand and retain what my teachers teach.” Linus Ikeh
The Numbers Don’t Lie.
These are report cards from students in our program. Names have been blurred to protect privacy, but the results speak for themselves.
The Maths & English Foundation Program Investment
This program provides structured academic rebuilding, not more lessons. The small cohort size, the degree of personalization, and everything included are all reflected in the price.
For parents who want to start and see results before committing further
₦100,000 / Single Subject
₦200,000 / Both Subjects
For parents ready to commit to real, lasting change
₦250,000 / Single Subject
₦500,000 / Both Subjects
Secure Your Child’s Spot
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Questions Parents Like You Usually Ask
Yes, this is among the most frequent occurrences. Our lessons are designed to help students who have trouble focusing by employing strategies that gradually increase focus rather than requiring it right away.
We frequently witness this, particularly with students who have been having difficulties for some time and are guarding their self-esteem. Our personnel has been taught to deal patiently with resistance. The majority of apprehensive students go on to become some of the most involved members of the cohort. (See the Linus result above.)
Yes. Our program is designed to support the Nigerian secondary school curriculum, with specific preparation pathways for WAEC and IGCSE students in SS2–3.
We work with students from JSS1 through SS3. Lower secondary students focus on foundation-building; upper secondary students receive exam-focused intervention.
Yes, provided that there are still openings in the present cohort. Or we will put them on the waitlist for the following intake if the cohort is filled.
You can enroll for both. We will reach out to you after submitting the form to confirm availability and discuss the combined enrollment.
The Longer You Wait, the Further Behind Your Child Fall.
Academic gaps don’t close themselves. The longer they stay, the more difficult the curriculum becomes, confidence dwindles, and the more challenging it becomes for your child to fill the gap.
However, with the appropriate framework in place, the right assessment, structure, and support, your child will recover faster than most people imagine.