I coach students preparing for wassce and other examinations up to university level. My experience spans over 3 years. I can also teach early learners how to identify and segment sounds.

I have known Goodness since we were children. I remember how passionate and devoted she was in helping people especially our neighbors then, teaching and assisting with their assignments. She was always reading, sometimes i poke fun at her reading habits, such a fine hunger for knowledge. She relates well with teenagers and their likes.

She has great passion for teaching. She is very brilliant, intelligent and loves research.

Goodness was my roommate in the University. I tell you, she "jacks" more than she eats.
She even help most of her coursemates through some hard nuts.

I recommend her heavily.

N/B: "Jack" is our Varsity way of saying, "bookish", "voracious reader", Exam Smarsher etc.
Smasher is another word that means an A" student.

Goodness is articulate and has a mastery of the Literature in English. She's a compassionate teacher

I have known Goodness for a long time.She is talented and patient. I believe patient is one important quality of a teacher. You can’t help not to fall in love with her method. She is capable for the task.

Asides being a graduate of language, Goodness has overtime proven to be an intelligent, patient and zealous individual with a passion to instill knowledge and discipline the lives of children.

I have never seen anyone who believes that one day her voice would be heard like Goodness Pius. She is so passionate about fiction

Have known Goodness all through her undergraduate days as a student of English and Literary Studies Imo State University. Goodness I know from that experience is someone that is very scholarly and vast in knowledge. Myself and her sometimes, very often engage in intellectual argument and I must confess that on each of such arguments, I am always marveled by the dept and versatility of her knowledge. Go with Goodness, She sure knows her profession

A co worker I can recommend, she sure knows her onions when it comes to English language