"Live online classes for children aged 6 and above, taught by qualified tutors in a structured, supportive environment.

Skills for school. Skills for life

 WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE DO

Helping Children Build Skills for School and Beyond

Every parent wants their child to succeed academically and develop skills that go beyond the classroom.
Witfind Kids Academy supports both.

Our live online classes cover practical skills including coding, financial literacy, and Yoruba for children aged 6 and above. Additional programmes, including 11+ preparation and GCSE are confirmed for September 2026.

All classes are taught live by qualified tutors in a structured and supportive online environment designed to help children stay engaged, build confidence, and continue learning from home.

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How It Works

From enrolment to progress in three steps

Choose your child's course

Browse the courses above or download the parent's guide to help you decide by age / year group or interest. Every course page explains exactly what your child will learn.

Register your child's place

Choose an annual or monthly payment plan for courses starting 3 August, or register your interest for 11+ and GCSE courses, coming soon. Places are limited.

 Watch them progress term by term

Each term builds on the last. Every lesson is recorded so nothing is missed. You see your child's capability grow in a way you can hear and observe.

Why Parent Choose Us

QUALIFIED TUTORS

Your child learns with qualified tutors, and not pre-recorded videos.

LIVE CLASSES

Classes are live, structured, and designed for children aged 6 and above.

REGULAR UPDATES

Parents receive regular updates so you know how your child is doing.

LEARNING MADE SIMPLE

All you need is a device and an internet connection.

Courses

Our Team

Meet the Witfind team 

Ezekiel Osobu

Co-Founder & CEO

Ezekiel is an entrepreneur and management consultant with more than 20 years' experience delivering multi-million pound programmes in Strategy, IT, Finance, and Data. He has worked with leading investment banks, asset managers, insurers, and consultancies.

As a parent, Ezekiel knows that academic results alone do not fully prepare children for working world. That view shaped why he co-founded Witfind Kids Academy. He wants children to gain early exposure to the skills they will need in adult life, and built the academy to help make that possible.

Juliana Osobu

Co-Founder & COO

Juliana is the co-founder and COO of Witfind Kids Academy. She oversees the day-to-day running of the academy, ensuring every programme is delivered to a high standard.

Before launching Witfind, Juliana built a 20-year career as a multi-award-winning marketing executive, leading multi-million-pound B2B campaigns across North America and EMEA for a major asset management firms.

As a mother of two, she understands what it takes to help children navigate school, exams, and the years that follow. That understanding shapes how the academy is run and what it teaches.

Frequently Asked Question

Is Yoruba suitable for children who have never spoken it before?

Yes. Yoruba classes are designed for both beginners and children who want to improve their confidence in speaking and understanding the language.

What does a financial literacy lesson cover for a young child?

Lessons introduce children to practical money concepts including saving, spending, budgeting, and understanding value in age-appropriate ways.

Are coding classes live or self-paced?

All coding classes are taught live online by qualified tutors in an interactive classroom environment.

What happens if my child misses a class?

All classes are recorded and available on demand.

What devices can my child use for lessons?

Classes can be accessed using a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet with a stable internet connection.

Is Witfind Kids Academy a registered learning provider?

Yes. Witfind Kids Academy is registered with the UK Register of Learning Providers.
UK Register of Learning Providers Number: 10100014

Get Started

Ready to get started?

Yoruba, Financial Literacy and Coding start 3 August 2026. 11+ Preparation and GCSE Support courses commence in January 2027.
Register your child for an enrichment course today.
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