Nigerian startup Tuteria, an online marketplace connecting users with tutors in various subjects, has seen strong growth since it began processing client requests in October of last year. The platform connects people seeking to learn anything with tutors in their local area, while also ensuring safety, accountability and quality service delivery. Lessons can be booked in academic subjects as well as more vocational areas, while there are also tutors offering lessons in skills such as programming and web design. Tuteria processes payments for lessons, monitors lesson delivery and evaluates performance. Tuteria takes a cut of between 15 and 30 per cent from the cost of each lesson booked via the site, with clients paying upfront and tutors receiving payment after the lessons have been delivered. Tutors are rewarded for their level of popularity on the platform.