Adeniyi Ajayi, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of E-Tutors Nigeria Limited, has called for the adoption of hybrid learning models in Nigeria’s secondary schools.
Ajayi noted that physical classrooms have their benefits, but the future lies in hybrid learning, a combination of physical and online approaches.
While saying that combining digital platforms with physical classrooms is the future of education, the educationist lamented that the state, like many others, continued to record low performance in external examinations, a challenge he believes can be reversed through innovative interventions such as the KAF–E-Tutors partnership.
Speaking during the launch of the Karim Adeyemi Foundation E-Learning Scholarship Programme, implemented in partnership with E-Tutors Nigeria Limited, held in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, Ajayi said the initiative is designed to provide more than 40 public secondary school students in the state with free access to online tutoring in Science and Information Technology ahead of their West Africa Examibation Council and National Examination Council.
Ajayi further explained that E-Tutors is the first online platform in Nigeria offering real-time interaction between students and tutors, with every session recorded for revision.
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