eMaoko is a Zimbabwean platform for teaching and learning skills online, from coding and ZIMSEC revision to farming and hairdressing. Courses sit in six categories: Academic Skills, Practical Skills, Tech Skills, Creative Arts, Entrepreneurship, and Farming and Agriculture. The aim is courses taught by local educators at rates Zimbabwean learners can afford.
It is built as much for teachers as for students. An educator creates a course overview, is paid through EcoCash, and works from eMaoko's guidelines and templates with help from a WhatsApp group for educators. Each course then gets its own WhatsApp group, where the teacher meets students, shares previews and answers questions. Teachers can join the waitlist from the site.
- Teachers and tutors who want to earn from a course
- Students revising for ZIMSEC exams
- People learning a trade, from farming to hairdressing
- Learners picking up coding and other tech skills
Academic Skills, Practical Skills, Tech Skills, Creative Arts, Entrepreneurship, and Farming and Agriculture, each reachable from the Browse menu.
Educators earn $25 to $60 per course overview they create, paid through EcoCash.
Guidelines and templates for ZIMSEC and vocational courses, tips on structuring lessons, and ongoing support in a WhatsApp group for educators.
Every course has its own group, such as one for Python, where the teacher connects with students, shares previews and gives support.
How can I earn money by teaching on eMaoko?
Educators earn $25 to $60 per course overview they create, on subjects such as ZIMSEC Maths, hairdressing or poultry farming. Payment is made through EcoCash.
What support does eMaoko provide for creating courses?
eMaoko gives clear guidelines, templates for ZIMSEC and vocational courses and a WhatsApp group for educators. You get tips on structuring lessons and ongoing support while you build the course.
How do WhatsApp groups help my eMaoko course?
Each course gets its own WhatsApp group to connect with students, share previews and give support. It builds a community around the course ahead of full video courses planned for later.
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