Vetted tutors
Every tutor’s documents, equipment and teaching approach are checked by our team before they are assigned to a learner.
From Confusion to Confidence: Personalised Learning That Meets Your Child Where They Are.
Your Classroom. Your Curriculum. Your World. Borderless connects learners with qualified tutors for live, one-to-one online classes, with a structured plan for every subject.
- WAEC
- NECO
- JAMB
- IGCSE
- A Levels
- Edexcel
- SAT
- IELTS
- Junior Cycle
- Leaving Certificate
Why families choose Borderless
Tutoring that is planned, not improvised
Live and one to one
Classes are live and online, so your child has a tutor’s full attention without a commute.
A three-month plan
Each subject starts from your child’s current level and follows a structured three-month learning plan.
Progress you can follow
Lesson notes, graded assignments and tutor feedback are shared on the platform.
Learner levels and subjects
Who Borderless is for
Borderless supports learners from primary school through to senior secondary and exam preparation. Current subjects on the platform include Mathematics, English, Science, Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa.
Need a subject or curriculum that is not listed? Ask during your consultation and we will tell you honestly whether we have a suitable tutor.
- Online one-to-one: live classes wherever you live
- Onsite groups in Ajah: ask about availability
- Flexible scheduling around school and family life
- Parents can follow progress on the platform
Curricula
Your curriculum, supported
Borderless is designed to support learners preparing for Nigerian, international and Irish examinations. Book a consultation to confirm tutor availability for your child’s curriculum and subjects.
Nigerian examinations 3
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WAEC
West African Examinations Council
The West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), taken at the end of senior secondary school.
Levels · SS1 to SS3
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NECO
National Examinations Council
The Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) set by Nigeria’s National Examinations Council.
Levels · SS1 to SS3
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JAMB
Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board
The Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) for admission to Nigerian universities.
Levels · Final-year students and school leavers
International qualifications 5
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IGCSE
Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel
The International General Certificate of Secondary Education, usually taken around age 16.
Levels · Years 10 and 11
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A Levels
Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel
Advanced Level qualifications taken in the final two years of secondary school and widely used for university entry.
Levels · Years 12 and 13
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Edexcel
Pearson Edexcel
International GCSE and International A Level qualifications awarded by Pearson Edexcel.
Levels · Secondary
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SAT
College Board
A standardised test used for undergraduate admission, particularly to universities in the United States.
Levels · Upper secondary
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IELTS
British Council, IDP and Cambridge English
The International English Language Testing System, used for study, work and migration.
Levels · Secondary and adult learners
Irish examinations 2
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Junior Cycle
State Examinations Commission (Ireland)
The lower secondary programme in Ireland, assessed through Junior Cycle examinations.
Levels · First to third year
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Leaving Certificate
State Examinations Commission (Ireland)
Ireland’s final secondary school examination, used for entry to further and higher education.
Levels · Fifth and sixth year
Getting started
Three steps for you, one for us
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1
Parent
Create an account
Register on the Borderless platform and add each child you are enrolling.
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Parent
Choose subjects
Select the subjects each child needs support with.
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Parent
Make payment
Pay securely online. Your fees are shown before you pay.
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EduRepublic
We assign a vetted tutor
Our team matches each child with a qualified tutor. You do not need to search for one.
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Learner
Learn live, one to one
Classes follow a three-month plan, with lesson notes and graded work you can follow.
Free · About 20 minutes
Book a learning consultation
Tell us about your child and we will recommend the right plan. No account or payment needed.
What we will cover
- Your child’s class, curriculum and goals
- Which subjects need the most support
- How tutors are vetted and assigned
- How classes, plans and progress updates work
FAQs
Questions parents ask
Do I choose my child’s tutor?
No. After you register and choose subjects, our team assigns a vetted tutor suited to your child’s curriculum and needs. If you have any concerns about the match, speak to our team.
How are Borderless tutors vetted?
Tutors submit their qualifications and identification for review, confirm they have a working laptop, stable internet and a quiet place to teach, and speak with our team before they are approved and assigned to learners.
How are classes delivered?
Borderless classes are live and one to one online. Ask during your consultation about onsite group tutoring at our Ajah centre.
What does my child need for online classes?
A laptop or tablet, a stable internet connection and a quiet place to learn. Headphones help but are not required.
How will I know how my child is progressing?
Each subject follows a three-month learning plan. Tutors share lesson notes, graded assignments and feedback on the platform.
How much does Borderless cost?
Fees depend on your child’s plan and are shown on the platform before you pay. Book a free consultation if you would like us to talk you through the options.
For tutors
Teach with Borderless
Establish yourself as a 21st-century tutor on our Borderless platform. We handle scheduling and administration so you can focus on teaching.