Accelerated Learning Path
The mission & philosophy.
“It is never too late to reclaim the power of knowledge. Our Adult Education wing is designed for dignity, speed, and high-impact literacy — because a missed classroom should never mean a missed future.”
Providing a second chance at academic dignity and self-sufficiency for every adult in Benue State who wants one.
Curriculum Development · Pilot Cohort Enrolling
Primary Track — Foundation Literacy
For adults who never completed primary school. This track covers reading, writing, basic arithmetic, and functional English through a patient, shame-free curriculum designed specifically for adult learners. Classes meet three evenings a week and on Saturday mornings.
Secondary Track — WAEC Preparation
A compressed but rigorous programme that covers the full WAEC syllabus in 18–24 months. Adult learners study core subjects — Mathematics, English, Biology, Economics — with experienced tutors who understand the unique pressures of adult students balancing work, family, and education.
Vocational Integration
Every academic track is paired with practical skills training. Depending on their interest, students can pursue tailoring, catering, basic ICT, agricultural techniques, or small-business management — ensuring that education translates directly into improved earning power.
Flexible Scheduling
We understand that adult learners cannot attend school from 8am to 3pm. All classes are structured for evenings (6pm–9pm) and weekends. Students can also access lesson recordings and printed materials for self-paced revision during the week.
Mentoring & Pastoral Care
Returning to education as an adult requires courage. Every student is paired with a dedicated mentor who provides academic guidance, emotional support, and accountability. Monthly group sessions create a community of peers who share the journey.
The road ahead.
Curriculum design completed with adult education specialists
Pilot cohort — 30 adult learners enrolled
First WAEC sitting for accelerated-track students
Full programme launch — 100+ capacity
Vocational certification partnerships established
Expansion to satellite centres across Benue State
What sets this apart.
Common questions.
Any adult (18+) in Benue State or the surrounding region who did not complete primary or secondary education. There is no upper age limit. If you want to learn, you have a place.
The programme is heavily subsidised through donor support. Tuition is nominal, and all learning materials and exam fees are covered. No one will be turned away for financial reasons.
Yes. All classes are scheduled for evenings (6pm–9pm, three nights a week) and Saturday mornings. Lesson recordings are also available for self-paced study.
Yes. Students on the secondary track will sit for WAEC examinations and receive nationally recognised credentials identical to those of any secondary school graduate.
Visit Wajina International Schools' main campus in Makurdi or contact our admissions office. Enrollment for the pilot cohort is currently open.