Centre
Per session
- — Up to 2,000 online students
- — Courseware & scheduled release
- — Assignments & results
- — One study centre or residency site
- — Email support
No per-seat pricing. Add every member of staff you have — the plan is sized by how many students you serve, not how many people log in.
Per session
Per session
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Prices are quoted per institution on request — currency and billing period follow the country you register in, so a Nigerian institution is billed in naira through Paystack and a Cameroonian one through Campay.
Tertiary runs a campus — faculties, hostels, library circulation, registration in the faculty corridor. This runs a distance arm, and everything in it assumes the student is not on site: content released on a schedule, engagement-based attendance, and examinations allocated to a venue rather than a hall. An institution running both operates them as two systems, which is how a distance centre is usually constituted anyway.
No, deliberately. The regulated answer in this market is a supervised venue, so what is built is study centres, residency events, venue capacity and examination allocation. Selling AI proctoring here would put your students' results at risk of being set aside.
Yes. Delivery mode is a property of the programme rather than the student, precisely so one programme can be taught both ways — and a student on a hybrid programme carries an explicit study mode rather than one inferred from their record.
Yes. Registration, results, GPA, CGPA and transcripts run on the same machinery for every student here, and nothing on the transcript records how they were taught.
Grade boundaries, grade points and classification bands are configured per institution. Nothing is hardcoded to one country's convention.
Tell us how many you serve and we will tell you which plan fits — and which one does not.