Pen-Write Communications

An Academic Support Service Provider for Students, Schools and Colleges in Nigeria as well as Nigerian students in diaspora who are still inclined to the West African Examination Council (WAEC) and Cambridge International Education (CIE) Curricula; giving our Clients easy access to 21st Century Education for improved performance and brand upgrade. Our business is to provide satisfactory academic support services to students of this generation in the way and manner they will love to learn. Education in the 21st Century has taken a new dimension where students can no longer be restricted to the limited knowledge of their subject teachers when they have unlimited access to knowledge in every field at their fingertips. Our children are advancing intellectually on a daily basis due to exposure to the internet and other electronic media but their academic performance is unexpectedly declining due to the distractions and abuse/misuse of these media which is their passion. Students of this generation are driven more by technology rather than pedagogy. Instead of compelling them to the old ways, we opine that their passion (technology) be harmonized with their responsibility (academics) to achieve the best in the shortest possible time. To help in salvaging this situation, Pen-Write Communications was incorporated in 2007 as BN 2074936 and has been working since then on various online academic support projects for schools and interested individuals. The post Covid-19 experience has established the fact that Online Learning is no longer a wish but a necessity for all educational institutions. Schools with adequate facilities and resources were able to switch effectively online to cater for their students need during the lockdown. But many schools especially the public schools, the low-class and some medium-class schools who account for the larger percentage of students’ population were left stranded. In view of this, we designed this FREE robust platform for our Nigerian students both at home and in diaspora where they can have 24hrs access to digital content and resources in all their subject areas without having to pay a dime, provided they have a smart phone with internet access or any other suitable learning device and they are currently students in a school. We also volunteered contents and resources to other like-minded e-learning specialists in Nigeria to help reach out to as many of these categories of our students through their own platforms and websites as a Corporate Social Responsibility after participating in many online discussions about this peculiar challenge. The government cannot do it alone, we as citizens should also contribute our quota to help as many people as we can reach to develop our teeming youth population.