Building Syllabix: An AI Lesson Plan Generator for Nigerian Teachers
Every week, Nigerian teachers spend hours writing lesson plans and copy notes by hand — mapping content to NERDC/UBE and WAEC/SSCE curricula, formatting for approval, doing it all over again the next week. It's necessary work, but it's also repetitive work that eats into time that could go toward actually teaching. That's the problem Syllabix was built to solve.
The problem
Lesson planning in the Nigerian school system isn't optional paperwork — it's tied directly to curriculum compliance and inspection. But the tools available to teachers haven't caught up: most are still working from Word templates, copying structure from term to term, and manually cross-checking against NERDC and WAEC syllabi. There wasn't a tool built specifically around how Nigerian teachers actually work, so I built one.
Syllabix is a PWA that generates curriculum-aligned lesson plans and copy notes, letting teachers go from "I need a plan for JSS2 Basic Science, next week" to a structured, exportable document in minutes instead of hours.
