AfriTutors
A tutoring marketplace built for African realities. Verified teachers, mobile-money payments, and support for national and international curricula.
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Education technology for Africa
Every learner deserves a fair chance to succeed.
EduTech Africa builds affordable tools for Ugandan schools and families — a tutoring marketplace, practical support for schools, and outreach that puts books and opportunity within reach.
Built in Uganda · Designed for African classrooms
Confidence starts early.
School arts day, Uganda
Built in Uganda For African classrooms
AfriTutors Tutoring across Uganda
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Growing across our school, tutor and outreach network in Uganda.
What we build
Three ways we widen access.
One mission, delivered through tools that meet learners and schools where they are — not where a foreign platform assumes they are.
Partnerships
We work with schools, teachers and well-wishers who believe access is the issue. Partner with us on materials, hosting or a school visit.
Talk to usSchool outreach
Books, scholastic materials and school visits for learners who need the basics before technology can help. Support goes directly to classrooms.
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School accounts are issued by EduTech Africa. There is no public signup on this site.
In the schools
The classrooms behind the code.
Technology only matters if it reaches the places where teaching actually happens.
Uganda · School arts
Confidence shows up first on the stage.
Creative dance gives learners a place to lead, perform and be seen.
Uganda · Reading programme
Reading opens every other subject.
A reading culture turns a textbook into a habit and a habit into a future.
Uganda · Digital literacy
One working machine can change a timetable.
Digital skills start with access, a teacher and the time to practise.
Karamoja · Napak District
The same ambition, different resources.
Every district deserves tools that respect its constraints and its strengths.
Kampala · Bat Valley Primary School
Every school day starts together.
Assembly grounds, chalkboards and quiet routines hold a school together.
“Talent in Africa was never the problem. Access was.”Joel Joseph Mutama · Founder, EduTech Africa
Keep it running
Put tools in schools. Put materials in hands.
Donations keep the servers on, pay the engineers, and fund books and scholastic materials for learners who need them most.