Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about tutor verification, finding teachers, and lesson arrangements in Kenya

Every educator must submit a valid National ID or Passport along with academic credentials and teaching experience during registration. Our administrative team reviews every record before an educator can appear in public search results.

No. Searching the directory and sending lesson inquiries to verified tutors is 100% free for parents and learners. Lesson rates are paid directly as agreed upon with the tutor.

Tutors indicate their teaching modes on their profiles. Many tutors conduct home visits in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kiambu, and other towns, while others conduct interactive online classes across Kenya and East Africa.

Yes. Many registered educators are active teachers in Kenyan schools trained in the CBC framework (Primary Grade 1-6 and Junior Secondary Grade 7-9) as well as the 8-4-4 system and international curricula (IGCSE / IB).

National identification documents are saved in a protected storage directory with restricted administrative access. They are never published, never indexed by search engines, and never exposed via public APIs.