You chose to teach at home. You did not choose to do it alone.
We are the teaching backbone underneath your decision: specialist subjects, sensible pacing, honest assessment, and proper records when they matter.
Homeschooling usually works, until it meets one of these.
- You have reached a subject you genuinely cannot teach
- You are no longer sure whether your child is on pace or behind
- Elective sciences or mathematics have outgrown your confidence
- An external exam is coming and you want it handled properly
- You are teaching several children at different levels at once
Take as much or as little as you need
Specialist subject teaching
We take the subjects you would rather not teach, usually mathematics and the sciences, and you keep the rest.
Termly pacing plans
A written plan of what should be covered by when, so a slow month is noticed in weeks rather than at year end.
Independent assessment
Regular testing by someone who is not the parent. Children take it differently, and the results are more honest for it.
Records that hold up
Written progress records you can produce for an exam body, a future school, or your own reassurance.
External exam preparation
When BECE or WASSCE comes into view, we prepare your child as a private candidate, properly and on time.
Support for you, the parent
Advice on method, materials and sequencing. Teaching your own child is hard; having someone to ask makes it far less so.
What a week with us often looks like
Every family builds this differently. This is simply the shape most settle into.
Two subject sessions
The subjects you have handed over, taught at home or online on fixed days.
Set work between
Exercises your child completes independently, marked at the next session.
Monthly assessment
A short written test to confirm the pacing plan is being met, not just felt.
Termly review
A sit down with you: what was covered, what stuck, and what the next term should hold.
Homeschool support, answered
Only if that is what you want. Most families hand us two or three subjects and keep the rest. Others use us purely for assessment and records.
Yes, where the levels are close enough for it to work. Where they are not, we run consecutive sessions in the same visit.
Yes, as a private candidate. We prepare homeschooled learners for both and guide you through what registration requires.
Gently, and in writing rather than under pressure. The first assessment is diagnostic, not judgemental.
The Ghanaian national curriculum, British and Cambridge programmes, American programmes, faith based curricula and parent designed courses. Where something falls outside what we can support well, we say so plainly.
Tell us which subjects you would like to hand over.
We will suggest an arrangement that fits your family.