The Palms Tutors Learning Hub is a safe and welcoming space where children can learn freely, build confidence, and grow in godly character.
From math and reading to mentorship and moral guidance, we’re shaping a generation of thinkers, problem-solvers, and changemakers.
The Learning Hub was born from a simple dream scribbled in a notebook — to help children learn better.
What started as online math videos for students and a little girl at home soon revealed a deeper truth: many children were not just struggling with math, but with learning itself.
Poor literacy, limited access to books, and a lack of mentorship kept too many from reaching their potential.
That discovery reshaped our mission.
We realized education must go beyond academics; it must build confidence, values, and a love for learning.
Today, that vision lives on in The Palms Tutors Learning Hub, where learning is free, fun, and transformative.
At the Hub, learning is more than textbooks and grades; it’s about developing the mind and heart.
Children have free access to books and literacy materials that inspire a love for reading and exploration.
Over 300 easy-to-follow video lessons help children strengthen numeracy and literacy at their own pace — bridging rural–urban learning gaps.
Monthly sessions on honesty, resilience, discipline, and godliness help build character and life skills that last beyond the classroom.
Since our launch, The Palms Tutors Learning Hub has become a haven for learning and growth in Awa-Ijebu.
In many rural communities like Awa-Ijebu, children are willing to learn but lack the resources, structure, or support to stay consistent.
The Palms Tutors Learning Hub bridges that gap, creating a safe, supportive, and sustainable learning environment.
Every book borrowed, every lesson watched, and every conversation shared is a step toward a better future for our children and closing the rural-urban learning gaps.
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We look forward to building a support system for children in underserved communities where access to educational opportunities is no longer a luxury. Our dream is to:
Replicate the Learning Hub model across more communities
Upgrade the hub to solar-powered for uninterrupted learning
Set up a digital lab to equip young secondary school leavers with digital skills (presentation, graphic design, basic data entry, and processing)
We plan to expand our mentorship program to include entrepreneurial training for secondary school leavers. Many of these young people, unable to afford higher education, pursue vocational training but lack the business knowledge to succeed. Our goal is to bridge that gap through practical, value-driven mentorship.
