Free Education Blog for Schools and Teachers

You need a blog for your school. You also need it as an individual teacher. If you can't pay, we will build one free for you. That's the exact reason for this post.

I have written two or three blog articles where I challenge African teachers to start writing, especially in a blogging style.

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There is quite a lot of benefit in doing just that, among which are:

• ·       Money making
• ·                Brand visibility
• ·                        Development of writing skill
• ·                                Problem solving
•                                  ·       Intellectual development

·       …and much more

Even when you’re not making money at first, the joy of solving problem for many is one the greatest benefits you stand to derive from doing it.

Over the years I have been blogging, on different areas- religion, sports, health, news report, money, technology, name them- because of my love for writing and sharing of information.

I have seen both the good and the ugly part of blogging. But thank goodness, I have benefited more blogging.

Presently, I might be quite far from our dream land in blogging, but hopefully by God’s grace, in no distant time, we will get there.

But you’ll be surprised that with the little work being done here, my work has been appreciated a bit. One of my blogs was listed in the top 100 teacher/education blog globally few months ago. In fact, only my blog made it from Africa.

Some people has also shown interest, asking me to design an education blog site for them.

One Nigerian lecturer residing in Ghana just contacted me recently requesting that I help her in this area as she intends to build a niche in educational technology.

You wonder how she got my contact! According to her, she was searching for educational blogs in Africa, and my blog was among the foremost search results. She visited and felt impressed of what she saw, hence, the need to make contact.

I just finished creating a blog for a school in Ogun State few days ago. You can check it up here: Jacobs Schools, Ota.

I shared this to challenge those who may want to place money first. It doesn’t work that way. Just work hard to come up with quality contents, solve problem for people and in due time, you’ll be rewarded for it.

That is why we offer to build ‘free’ blog site for 20 African teachers/schools between now and December 31, 2019:

This is how it works:

Our Obligations:

  ü Create a blog site using the blogger.com platform.

  ü Design it with a nice-looking and quality custom template.

  ü  Attach your school Facebook page to the blog.

  ü Help you create the first two original and quality posts for your new blog.

  ü Offer you a 3-week mentoring on all you need to succeed in it.

  ü Continual support and partnership for mutual benefit.

  ü We make your site ready in 2 weeks after striking a deal with you.

Your Obligations

  ü Create a new Gmail account for this purpose/Or we create for you.

  ü Give us access to the account (after the job, you can decide to change the password, for security purposes);

  ü Supply us with your Social media and Management portal links 

  ü Domain/Theme/Logistics fee: Teachers, #5k; Schools, #10k 


      What you're paying for: 

1    1. For teachers: 1 year domain registration (.com.ng) #1500; External theme/template #2500; Data support #1000

      2. For schools: 2 year domain registration (.com.ng or .com) #6000; External theme/template#2500; Data support #1500

  ü You have to make an initial deposit of 60% before we start the job.

*** Be sure to have more than your bargain with us. We really want to contribute towards the development of African teachers.

Try us today!

Feel free to contact me personally:

Chima Ezuo S.

TeacherTeachTech Coach

Phone: +2347066894406 ; WhatsApp: 09086176094

Email: chisabez@gmail.com;      chimaeducator@gmail.com

Twitter handle: @ChimaEducator