Teaching Is My Profession. It Doesn't Have to Be My Only Income.
I'm a teacher, and like many Nigerian teachers, I've had to look beyond my salary to create additional income.
I've put together 7 practical income streams you can explore with under ₦20,000 — including online opportunities, remote work and offline ideas you can build around your school schedule.
- Online & offline opportunities
- Remote work opportunities that can pay in dollars
- Ideas you can explore with a smartphone & internet
I Know What It Feels Like.
Teaching takes time, energy and commitment. But when your salary doesn't seem to stretch far enough, you start asking:
I've asked myself that question too.
That's why I started exploring different ways to make extra income while still maintaining my teaching career.
Some opportunities are online. Some are offline. Some can be done from a phone. And some remote opportunities allow you to work with international clients and platforms where payment may be made in foreign currency.
I created this guide to bring the practical ideas I've discovered into one place — specifically for teachers.
7 Income Streams. One Teacher's Perspective.
You don't need to start everything. The goal is to discover options and identify one that fits your skills, time and situation.
Smartphone Income
Explore opportunities you can work on using the device you already have.
Remote Work
Discover remote opportunities that can connect you with clients and platforms beyond Nigeria.
Dollar-Earning Opportunities
Explore remote work where some platforms or clients may pay in US dollars.
Education Services
Turn knowledge and teaching-related skills into additional services.
Digital Services
Explore simple digital skills and services that can become another income stream.
Offline Opportunities
Practical low-capital ideas you can explore within your local community.
What If One of Your Income Streams Wasn't Limited to Nigeria?
The internet has opened opportunities for people in Nigeria to work with international companies, clients and platforms.
I'll show you some of the areas worth exploring, what they involve, and the kind of skills or tools you may need to get started.
You May Already Have What You Need.
You don't necessarily need a laptop, office or huge startup capital.
Smartphone
Your phone can be your first tool.
Internet
Connect to opportunities online.
Your Time
Work around your school schedule.
Willingness to Learn
Start small and improve.
I'm Putting This Together for Teachers Like Us.
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Questions Teachers Are Asking
Is the guide available now?
Not yet. It's currently being prepared. Join the early-access list and you'll be notified when it becomes available.
Do I need a lot of money to get started?
No. The guide focuses on practical opportunities that can be explored with relatively low startup capital, including options under ₦20,000.
Are the opportunities only online?
No. The guide includes both online and offline opportunities.
Can I really earn in dollars?
Some remote opportunities involve international clients or platforms that pay in foreign currency. The guide highlights opportunities worth exploring.
Do I need to quit teaching?
No. The goal is to explore additional income opportunities that can potentially fit around your existing teaching schedule.
Your Salary Doesn't Have to Be Your Only Option.
I'm putting together the practical ideas I've learned so other Nigerian teachers can explore additional income too.
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