05/05/2026
Vacancy: Homeschool Teacher (Classical Christian Education) – Lagos
A Christian family based in Lagos is seeking to engage a dedicated and teachable Homeschool Teacher to instruct their children using a Classical Christian Education approach.
Position Overview
The ideal candidate is a committed Christian who loves teaching, is intellectually curious, and is willing to be trained in classical Christian pedagogy. This role requires both academic competence and a strong alignment with biblical values.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide structured, in-person homeschooling for children at the primary level
- Teach core subjects including Mathematics, English, Science, and Humanities
- Implement a classical Christian curriculum (training will be provided)
- Foster a disciplined, orderly, and engaging learning environment
- Assess student progress and provide regular feedback to parents
- Encourage moral and spiritual development alongside academic growth
Requirements
- A professing and practicing Christian with a sound understanding of the faith
- Bachelor’s degree
- Prior teaching or homeschooling experience is preferred
- Strong command of written and spoken English
- Willingness to learn and apply classical Christian teaching methods
- Good character, patience, and a genuine love for children
Desirable Qualities
- Familiarity with classical texts and traditional education
- A disciplined and orderly approach to teaching
- Strong communication and organizational skills
Location
Lagos, Nigeria (in-person role)
Remuneration
Competitive and commensurate with experience
How to Apply
Interested candidates should send:
- A detailed CV to [email protected]
- A brief statement of faith
- A short cover letter explaining interest in classical Christian education
16/01/2026
My book is officially available on Amazon!
Paper Back: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GFQ17LDR
Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GFP6B45J
Education in Africa has lost its way. What now passes for learning is little more than a mechanical exercise, void of soul, meaning, and purpose. We have built schools that can fill minds with information but cannot form character; we have produced generations that can think quickly but not deeply.
When the Soul No Longer Counts: On the Decline of Meaning and the Recovery of True Learning is a bold call to rediscover the true purpose of education. Drawing from classical Christian thought, it challenges the utilitarian ideals of modern schooling and restores education to its rightful end: the cultivation of wisdom, virtue, and love for what is true, good, and beautiful.
Through chapters such as Function and Purpose, Form, Then Function, and The Aesthetics of Education, the author unveils how our obsession with function has eclipsed the purpose of learning itself. In Separation of Mind and State and Education for a Religious People, he calls for a recovery of parental stewardship and a renewal of the moral and spiritual foundations of education.
This is not a book about reforming schools. It is a book about recovering vision, a vision that sees education not as an industry but as a sacred act of forming souls.
For parents, teachers, and thinkers who believe that civilization begins in the classroom and that culture flows from the soul, this book is both a lament and a roadmap. It is a summons to rebuild education upon the enduring truths that once shaped the world. -
12/01/2026
We live in a culture in which the bare minimum has become the norm and the pursuit of excellence is increasingly rare.
Builders are more concerned with speed than with the standards that would keep their structures standing. Mechanics repair broken vehicles yet neglect to replace bolts the manufacturer deemed essential. Schools are painted in bright colours, yet their owners and teachers despise true knowledge. Political actors are preoccupied with prolonging their access to wealth and power, not gained by productive enterprise, but by proximity to authority. Ours is a perilous time, yet it is seldom treated as such, largely because many are beneficiaries of the moral and intellectual collapse of our age.
The greater tragedy is that Christians, who ought to set the highest and most uncompromising standards in every sphere of life, have conformed to the mediocrity of the times. The absence of eternal standards that governs the world has come to govern the home as well. Many of us have become willing participants in the very evils we lament. In our own education and in that of our children, we settle for the minimum. We study not to gain wisdom, to wrestle with great ideas, or to build a culture worthy of preservation, but merely to outwit a broken system. In our churches, the standards of Scripture in doctrine and practice are neglected. As a result, men whose god is their appetite and whose lives are marked by moral compromise occupy the pulpit. Their sin is excused either by misplaced appeals to authority or by the shallow refrain, “Let God judge.” It has become, in effect, a race to the bottom.
This ought not to be so. God has called His people to exceedingly high standards. Indeed, the standard is so high that apart from Christ we could never meet it. Yet, it remains our responsibility to order our homes, schools, professions, and civic life according to that divine measure. Our culture is broken, but it can be restored if Christians refuse the world’s minimalism and instead embrace the highest standards set by the Word of God.
Practically, this means seeking for ourselves and for our children the best form of education—what I believe to be a truly Classical Christian education. It means writing literature worthy to stand beside Homer and Virgil, creating art that lifts the soul toward heaven, composing music that echoes the discipline and beauty of Bach, and building public spaces that reflect order, harmony, and splendour.
This is how cultural renewal is wrought: not by complaint, but by faithful, excellent, and sacrificial labour.
Are you willing to do what is required, in your own sphere, to begin this work? - Daniel Olushola
08/11/2025
COMING JANUARY 5TH, 2026
WHEN THE SOUL NO LONGER COUNTS
By Daniel Olushola
We are living in an age that worships function and efficiency but forgets form and meaning. Our schools are full, yet our souls are empty. We have mastered the art of doing but forgotten the mystery of being.
Education once existed to cultivate wisdom, virtue, and beauty, to turn the soul toward truth. Today, it exists to produce workers, consumers, and citizens of a system that no longer believes in God or understands man. The classroom has become an engine of conformity, and the child, a resource to be optimized.
This book, When the Soul No Longer Counts, is a meditation and a lament, but also a call to arms. It traces how education lost its telos, how truth, goodness, and beauty were severed from learning, and how the State came to rule the mind that was meant to belong to God.
It is also a vision for recovery: a return to the classical Christian understanding of education as the formation of the soul. The ancients knew that knowledge without virtue is dangerous, that intellect without love is barren, and that a man who learns everything but cannot order his desires is not educated but enslaved.
Our world is collapsing under the weight of its cleverness. We need to rebuild education not on innovation but on wisdom, not on utility but on holiness.
When the Soul No Longer Counts calls parents, pastors, and teachers to reclaim the mind for Christ, to restore beauty to learning, and to raise children whose education will not end in success but in sanctity.
The renewal of civilization will not begin in parliament or policy but in the quiet rooms where children are taught to love the true, the good, and the beautiful.
Coming January 5th, 2026, a summons to remember that the soul still counts.
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22/10/2025
Only 3 days to go!
Join us in Abuja for The Foundations Seminar 2025—a transformative conversation on the true purpose of education in Nigeria.
Sat, Oct 25 | 11 AM | Sovereign Grace Community Church
Register: https://forms.gle/QKe2jYSgkdu62q6u9
06/10/2025
THE FOUNDATIONS SEMINAR 2025 (ABUJA)
What is the true purpose of education?
Every generation must decide what kind of education it will give its children. Will it be an education that merely fills the mind with facts—or one that shapes the heart, strengthens the mind, and forms the soul?
This October, we invite you into a transformative conversation about the future of learning in Nigeria.
The Foundations Seminar 2025 is a gathering for parents, educators, visionaries, and all who long to see a generation equipped not only with knowledge but with character, eloquence, and a profound sense of purpose.
We are reclaiming a vision of education that is both timeless and urgently needed. Join us as we explore the rich philosophy and life-giving practice of classical Christian education. This is more than a seminar. It is the beginning of a renewal.
Date: Saturday, October 25, 2025
Time: 11:00 AM
Location: Sovereign Grace Community Church, Sunflower Mall, Second Floor, Lokogoma Road, Abuja
Spaces are limited—don’t miss this opportunity to be part of Nigeria’s growing movement to renew education. Reserve your seat today by clicking the registration link: https://forms.gle/QKe2jYSgkdu62q6u9
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02/10/2025
The Foundations Seminar 2025
If you’re in Abuja, this is a seminar you don’t want to miss! We’ll be addressing vital questions about the true purpose of education and why a Christian Classical Education is the best choice for your family.
Registration link: https://forms.gle/QKe2jYSgkdu62q6u9
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30/09/2025
Our Online School offers a Christ-centered classical education for students from Grade 4 through Grade 12.
With a rich curriculum rooted in truth, goodness, and beauty, we guide students through the Great Books, the liberal arts, and biblical wisdom.
Designed for both excellence and flexibility, our program equips young learners to think deeply, live faithfully, and flourish in every sphere of life.
Learn more: https://reformationwallinstitute.org/online-school
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