Nigerian Educator Bridges Education Gap for Immigrant Children in U.S. and Empowers Rural Youth
Funmi Ogundar and Oluwatoyin Kode, Nigerian educators, are making a significant impact on education by empowering immigrant children in the U.S. and rural youth in Nigeria through their organization, STEM Prep Tutor. They address academic challenges faced by African students in the U.S., achieving impressive results with a focus on STEM education and digital literacy.
The organization has served over 820 students across multiple states, recording substantial improvements in math and English within three months. STEM Prep Tutor has garnered international attention for its innovative approach to education and cultural sensitivity.
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