What we offer
Ways to follow the education record
Three plans, built for different levels of depth — from reading our published reports to learning to compile your own.
Education Reporting Access
A monthly plan opening our published education reports, complete with source panels, school response blocks, and change-over-time views organised by state. Suited to parents, teachers, school administrators, and students who want to follow the record without compiling it themselves.
- ■ PDF versions of every report
- ■ Alerts on states you follow
- ■ A monthly note on subjects the desk is examining
School Data Plan
A monthly plan adding structured datasets on enrolment, staffing, and facilities, drawn from published official sources, with definitions and known gaps stated plainly. Built for those who want to work with the figures directly rather than read them in report form.
- ■ Multi-state comparison views
- ■ Downloadable spreadsheets
- ■ Quarterly written summary across terms
- ■ Two method queries per month
Education Reporting Course
A three-week course covering how to read published education statistics, request school-level records through the proper channels, interview teachers and parents with care, and write findings that stay within what the records support.
- ■ Six live sessions
- ■ A workbook with Nigerian examples
- ■ Three exercises with individual feedback
- ■ A closing clinic to review your work
Pricing
Plans and current rates
Education Reporting Access
₦8,500/month
- Published reports with source panels
- School response blocks
- Change-over-time views by state
- PDF versions and alerts
School Data Plan
₦21,000/month
- Structured enrolment, staffing, facilities data
- Multi-state comparison views
- Downloadable spreadsheets
- Quarterly summary + 2 method queries
Education Reporting Course
₦37,000 one-time
- Six sessions over three weeks
- Workbook with Nigerian examples
- Three exercises with feedback
- Closing clinic
Included with every plan
What every subscription covers
Named, published sources for every figure we report
A written record of any school or agency response received
Clear notes on definitions used and where the data has known gaps
Access to past terms for comparison, not just the latest release