Kenya holds one of the largest pools of qualified, unemployed teaching talent in the region: over 340,000 registered teachers with no classroom to teach in. Tutor Republic exists to connect that talent to the students who need it.
Numbers
TSC registered teachers
in Kenya with no classroom
of their own
of our teachers
are TSC accredited,
no exceptions
max students in any class,
so nobody fades
into the back row
Our Standard.
Every Tutor Republic teacher is accredited by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), Kenya’s official body for licensing and regulating teachers, and many bring direct experience from top schools in Kenya and beyond. This isn’t an open marketplace where anyone can list themselves as a tutor.
Every teacher has been reviewed for qualifications, subject expertise, and the ability to teach clearly and patiently in a live, one-on-one or small-group setting.
What Sets Our Teachers Apart.
- TSC accreditation, verified before a teacher ever takes a live class
- Deep familiarity with the KICD-aligned CBC, 8-4-4 and KCSE curricula your child is actually being examined on
- Ongoing Accountability: attendance, homework marking, and structured monthly progress reporting are built into every teacher’s role
- For Heritage Swahili: teachers who understand not just the language, but the culture riding alongside it
What A Teacher Sees On Their Side.
Every teacher works from a structured dashboard, their live class calendar, full student rosters (referenced by admission number), and each student’s past performance notes, homework, attendance, and progress, all in one place.
Complete Confidentiality For Your Child.
Students never see another student’s dashboard, name, or profile. Every account is completely isolated; your child’s data, progress, and identity stay private, always.
Beyond The Classroom.
Our teachers are also part of the wider Tutor Republic community, including the in-person events and meetups we run throughout the year, connecting teachers and students beyond the screen.