The 15th Total School Support Seminar/Exhibition Holds August 31 2023

On August 31, the Africa’s Biggest Education Tradeshow and Conference will play a host to over 3000 educators in Nigeria and attendees from other part of the world. The event will hold at the 10 Degree Event Centre, Billings Way, Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos.

 Benefits of Attending TOSSE2023

The 15th edition of the Total School Support Seminar/Exhibition is themed Transforming Education Across Borders. The event is a day’s intensive workshop packed with topics carefully designed to meet the need of every educator looking to upskill and level-up with Global best practices.

The TOSSE platform attracts the most dynamic leaders in the education sector and accommodates close to a hundred exhibitors manufacturing and supplying educational materials like; school kits, apparel, footwear, school furniture, books, educational toys and many others. TOSSE also welcome education consultants and service providers like the financial institutions, EdTech, fintech, etc.

Opportunities for Brands Exhibiting at TOSSE2023

As a specialised event, organisations with innovative products or services can explore TOSSE platform to connect to key decision-makers and other stakeholders within the education community. TOSSE is a large market for existing brands and startups to demonstrate and showcase their innovative products and services within the Education community.

Educators and parents wishing to attend TOSSE 2023 seminars can register at https://tosse.ng/tosse2023/ or http://bit.ly/43PiUyf and individual or companies who want to showcase their products and services can register at https://tosse.ng/exhibit_at_tosse2023/

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uLesson: Revolutionalizing the education sector

uLesson is an edtech startup that leverages best in class teachers, media, and technology to create high-quality, affordable and accessible education for African students.

Founded by Sim Shagaya in 2019, uLesson is now regarded as a leader in the African home-tutoring business. uLesson is available in Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Liberia, The Gambia, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, South Africa, the United States and the United Kingdom.

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The uLesson app has more than 2 million downloads, with more than 12.3 million videos watched and 25.6 million questions answered on the platform.

The edtech startup is focused on delivering affordable, high-quality and accessible education using technology. Speaking in 2021, Sim Shagaya stated how the startup is deliberately looking to design products that will meet the demanded needs of users across Africa.

uLesson is viewed as the startup aimed at revolutionalising the education sector in Nigeria and Africa as a continent.

The platform currently combines the possibility to stream its classes in-app with the choice to receive those lessons on SD cards. This dual option is one big solution to the problem of frequently-unstable and comparatively costly data packages which parents usually complain of.

uLesson helps lower class African parents access world-class curriculum-based schooling that could either work alongside the day school or totally become the tutor to prepare their children for top-level exams.

Looking to gain more ground, The edtech startup has partnered with the organizers of Africa’s biggest education show, TOSSE to be the headline sponsor of the 14th edition of the event holding in September 2022.

Creating Virtual Opportunities in Business During Lockdown

Quite a number of places had some degree of lockdown imposed on them in the light of the Covid-19 pandemic. This has sorely affected most businesses, big or small. In a previous article, we visited the possibilities of making social media a veritable tool for your business marketing and visibility. This article will discuss important steps to digitise your business.

Working from home has gained popularity over time, however, it has been a slow process. Running a virtual business has numerous benefits, not least of which is that it costs arguably less to run. Despite reservations about the idea from many, it has become a necessity for businesses to explore this mode of running a business as the restrictions to movement lingers. The following are some steps that can be followed in creating a virtual workspace.

Create Online Awareness

This is a very obvious step, so it goes right on top. For the same reason you would expect your physical business to be known around its physical location (unless you run a shady business of course 😉), your virtual business can do with online publicity. Social media remains a primary tool for this. This space gives you visibility and engagements, as has been discussed earlier.

Social media does not do it all, though. Your business needs its own private space, space where all your offerings and information can be seen. You need an up-to-date website that is easy to navigate. Websites do not personalise your business, however. For this reason, it is encouraged to run a blog also. Blogs provide a personal feeling about your business. People are more likely to patronise you if they feel there is a person behind it and not just a “mindless bot”.

Create a Business Plan

You need to identify what your business offers in terms of goods and services – what your business CAN offer. You need also to have a clear vision and set boundaries, create an effective working process, and have realistic targets. This helps you and members of your team to be able to be effective and have the best possible ROI in the shortest possible time.

Let all employees understand how working remotely differs from working in an office environment. Be selective when picking members of your team; not all are well suited for remote assignments and not all tasks can be handled by all members of your team.

Keep the Communication Line Open

This works for both customers and employees. There should be an open channel of communication across the designated hierarchy of your organisation. All members of your team should be comfortable coming up with ideas and putting them to those higher up the ladder. This gives them a feeling of belonging and drastically improves their input as they feel like a part of the system and not a misfit.

Regular meetings should also be set up. This will help to keep tabs on the progress of the team, communicate new plans to all, and maintain a personal relationship. Virtual meetings can be held using various platforms. Popular ones include Zoom, Skype for Business, Slack, Zoho Meeting, and WhatsApp.

Measure Productivity

Your business must first and foremost be productive. So you must have set down metrics to analyse the productivity of your business. Try not to only focus on the final outcome of a particular process. Evaluate various stages of the process. Use quantifiable data to measure how well you are doing. Analyse key performance indicators (KPIs) diligently and be willing to make changes to certain areas that seem to be lagging.

For every observation, you need to be willing to train members of your team to make them improve in that area. Do not stop at measuring the team as a whole, observe individual members of the team and help any such who might be behind to keep up. Make sure to have a rewards system as well as extra motivation.

Be Realistic

It will not be easy getting used to the remote working system for sure. There might be some losses along the way, maybe more. But with proper planning and determination, a virtual workspace will yield dividends. Overall, it’ll pay off!

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Build A Solid Educational Foundation for Your Child: Start Early with Advans Kiddies Savings

Children shouldn’t suffer from parents’ inability to pay school fees. One major determinant of a smooth academic session for your child includes the payment of school fees. Every privately owned school survives or depends on the tuition and other fees paid by parents to see their children through their academic excellence.

Although, it is safer and sane to live within your means, but you shouldn’t limit your child’s future due to your inability to give him/her the best. This is where Advans La Fayette Microfinance Banks comes in.

Advans La Fayette Microfinance Bank is fully client-oriented and offers great flexibility, independence and financial security to help clients stay committed to their short- and long-term financial goals.


Advans La Fayette believes that education holds the key to shaping a brighter future and understands its importance. That’s why they have developed solutions to support schools, parents, and even the kids themselves.

With Advans Kiddies, parents can start saving early to secure a bright future in education for their children. Say goodbye to school fee worries with Advans Eduloan. They have created convenient and flexible loan options that makes it easier than ever to pay your children’s fees, ensuring uninterrupted access to quality education.


Running a school smoothly without financial hiccups is essential, and that’s where Advans School Boost comes in. They provide tailored financial solutions to meet the unique needs of your school, ensuring a seamless learning environment.


Educators, educational institutions and even parents can explore the options they have made available to secure a solid educational foundation for your children or ensure the smooth operation of your school.


Advans La Fayette is proudly sponsoring the Total School Support Seminar/Exhibition (TOSSE) 2023, a renowned event that brings together educators, school owners, and education stakeholders to shape the future of education.


TOSSE provides an invaluable platform for networking, learning, and sharing best practices in teaching, school management, and tutors’ development. It brings together educators and stakeholders to discuss innovative approaches and address challenges faced in the education landscape.


Join us for TOSSE 2023 at the Sheraton Hotel on the 8th of June and Ten Degrees Event Centre, Oregun, Ikeja on the 31st of August. We invite everyone to visit the Advans La Fayette Microfinance Bank booth at the exhibition and attend the seminar on “Technology in Education: Trends and Innovations.”


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