What parents ask us first.

Yes — and you are in the majority. The programme is built for households where the parents understand some Yorùbá, or none at all.

You get weekly WhatsApp support with the words and songs your child is learning, so you can join in without having to study. Most parents find they pick up more than they expected, usually because their child corrects them.

A CLC tutor — recruited, background-checked, trained and continuously reviewed by us. You contract with CLC, not with the tutor.

If a match is not right for your family, you tell us and we change it. You do not have to manage that conversation yourself.

No. CLC does not offer childcare, babysitting, or unsupervised care of any child. A responsible adult is always present in the home during a session.

We go through the programme and pricing on your 15-minute consultation call, once we know your child and your schedule. Nothing is due to book that call.

Twice a week, for twelve weeks, in your home. We agree the days and times with you when we match your tutor.

The programme is built for young children — the years when a new language still goes in by ear rather than by study. Tell us your child’s age on the call and we will be straight with you about whether the fit is right.

We are launching with a limited Founding Families cohort in Maitama, Asokoro, Wuse 2 and Guzape.

If you’re elsewhere, leave your details anyway — we will let you know when we reach you.

Gratitude and reflection are a standard part of every session, alongside song, story and play. We describe this fully in the parent agreement and onboarding pack, and we are happy to walk you through it on the call.

We use it to reach you on WhatsApp about your consultation, and nothing else. We do not sell or share it. The full detail is in our privacy policy.