E-Courses

  • €44

10 Week Amharic Language Course!

This is a 10-week Amharic introductory course for beginners. The course is designed to take learners with little to no previous interaction with Amharic on a journey of learning and immersion into the language. The goal is to get learners familiar with the Amharic Alphabet, sound, and sentence structure/ formation to create a solid foundation for more advanced communication in level 2.

  • €44

10 Week Hausa Course Learning!

This is a 10-week Hausa introductory course for beginners. The course is designed to take learners with little to no previous interaction with Hausa on a journey of learning and immersion into the language. The goal is to get learners familiar with the Hausa Alphabet, sound, and sentence structure/ formation to create a solid foundation for more advanced communication in level 2.

  • €44

10 Week Kiswahili Language Course!

This is a 10 week  Kiswahili introductory course for beginners. The course is designed to take learners with little to no previous interaction with Kiswahili on a journey of learning and immersion into the language. The goal is to get the student familiar with Swahili Alphabet, sound, and sentence structure/ formation with the aim of creating a solid foundation for more advanced communication in level 2.

  • €44

10 Week Twi Language Course!

Learn Twi with a native speaking tutors. Nathaniel Apadu & Chillon Ampaw

  • €44

10 week-Yoruba Language Course/ Eko Ede Yoruba!

Learn Yoruba with a native language speaking tutor.

  • €24

5 Week Igbo Language Course/ Asụsụ Igbo!

Learn Igbo with Prince Ndukwe This is a 10-week Igbo introductory course for beginners. The course is designed to take learners with little to no previous interaction with Igbo on a journey of learning and immersion into the language. The goal is to get learners familiar with the Igbo Alphabet, sound, and sentence structure/ formation to create a solid foundation for more advanced communication in level 2.

  • €15

Ancient African Civilizations You should know

From the 6th to the 13th century, while Europe was experiencing its Dark Ages, the African continent was experiencing a renaissance.This was a period of great development, intellectual, economic, cultural, social, and philosophical advancement. Together, let's explore the great kingdoms of West Africa between the 9th and 16th centuries CE For Kids & Teens

  • €15

E book- African Revolution Missing from History books

A lot remains unknown about Africa's strong resistance to foreign invasion.Colonized history paints Africa as subdued and easily conquered  But how accurate is that narrative? African resistance is not new.Dutch, French and British records show at least 492 rebellions. It is estimated that one out of every 10 European captivity ships experienced either a revolt on ship or an inland attack and at least one million...

  • €15

Explore the African Continent

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Welcome to Interesting facts about the continent of Africa! We will be taking a virtual trip to the continent of Africa to learn about the Population, culture, geography, climate, spirituality, and natural resources Learners will travel virtually to the continent of Africa and hopefully gain a deep respect and understanding of the continent.  For Kids & Teens

  • €19.99

NEW-Africa's Great Contributions to World Civilization.

Colonized history has painted Africa as a dark continent lacking in innovation and technological advancement. Let's explore the Great contributions that the African ancestors have gifted the world!Education Science & Technology Architecture & Design Medicine Agriculture & Food TechnologyFor Kids & Teens

  • €17.99

NEW: African History 101 for Kids

Welcome to the "Introduction to African History for kids! A fun way to introduce the young ones to the marvels of African History. Introduction to African History for kids (1hr Zoom session + Lifetime access to course materials)Precourse (What is history, African facts)Africa the cradle of humanityThe way of life of the African ancestorsAfrica’s contributions to world civilizationBonus Module: me & My Melanin...

Bring Osasu to your Classroom!

Bring Osasu and the Great Wall of the Benin Empire to your classroom.
This is a fun and entertaining way to introduce learners to indigenous forms of storytelling.

  • I will read a chapter from my book.

  • Share a little bit about the history and culture of the Edo people of West Africa.

  • Learners will have the opportunity to ask questions and share their thoughts.

Sessions are conducted via Zoom.

If you cannot find an available slot on my calendar, please email me here