You want to study abroad — but where do you even begin?

If you're from Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, or any other African country, chances are you’ve heard many confusing stories about scholarships, application processes, or visa rejection.
It feels like everyone has an opinion, but no one has a clear, reliable roadmap.

What if you could learn directly from Africans just like you, who have successfully made the journey — and are now studying or living in countries like Canada, the UK, the U.S., Germany, and Finland?

That's what we created at Learning With Babanlar (LWB).

Our Graduate Studies Abroad course is not your typical class. It's a library of real, honest video interviews with African international graduates sharing their stories, their mistakes, and their best advice.

🎥 Real Stories, Real Africans, Real Results

Instead of overwhelming you with theory, we let the people who’ve actually done it speak. Through candid, recorded interviews, they share:

• Why they chose their specific university and country

• How they handled application challenges like SOPs, IELTS, and transcripts

• How they got scholarships, tuition waivers, or funded their journey

• Visa advice and how they prepared for interviews

• What life is really like in their new cities (weather, culture, cost of living, and more)

• What they wish they knew before they applied

These are people who once sat where you are — full of questions — and now have answers.

🎓 Introducing: Graduate Study Abroad Guide

Course Title:

Graduate study abroad step-by-step guide: with tips from Africans who have done it.

Format:

Stream audio interviews

Studying abroad isn’t reserved for the lucky few. With the right guidance, you can get there — and we’re here to walk with you.

📘 What You'll Get Inside

Once you join, you’ll have access to:

✅ 6+ hours of mentor interviews (and counting)

✅ M.Sc. and PhD Graduates covered.

✅ A private community to ask questions and stay motivated

✅ Scholarship tips: How they applied for scholarships and the process involved.

This course is designed to help you take action — whether you’re still researching or already preparing your application.

💡 What makes this course different?

Unlike many “study abroad” programs that promise results without showing receipts, this is transparent, grassroots approach.

• No agents, no fluff. Just honest stories from Africans who made it happen

• Practical learning. Watch what worked, what didn’t, and apply the lessons

• Supportive community. Ask your questions and meet others walking the same path

• Optional mentorship. Want personalized help? We’ll link you to featured mentors for paid 1-on-1 coaching

You're not just watching. You're learning from real-life playbooks.

B.Sc (2nd class) in Geology and M.Sc (Distinction) in Geology from University of Ibadan, Nigeria before getting graduate study for M.Sc in University of Freiburg, Germany, with a Erasmus Scholarship

- Timileyin Olaonipekun

B.Sc in Tourism Management from Midland States University (Zimbabwe), before getting a Chevening scholarship for M.Sc in Tourism Management at Edinburgh Napier University, UK.”

- Sheila Dos Santos

B.Agric. (2nd class upper) in crop, soil and pest management from Federal University of Technology, Akure, Nigeria. Then got a fully funded M.Sc in Plant Pathology at North Dakota State University, USA.

- Mayowa Aderoju

B.Sc (1st class) in Applied Chemistry from Usman Danfodio University, Nigeria (PTDF scholar). Got a fully funded M.Sc (Distinction) in Chemistry, from University of Mysore, India. Then another fully funded Ph.D. in University of North Texas in Chemistry.

- Stella Amagbor PhD

Meet Mentors like you

B.Sc (1st class) in Chemistry and M.Sc (Distinction) in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. Then got a fully funded P.hD in Analytical Chemistry from Auburn University, USA.

- Orobola Olajide PhD

B.Sc and M.Sc in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. Then self funded a M.Sc in Engineering Management from Anglia Ruskin University in UK.

- Ayomide Oseni

Get know to know more on

Graduate pathways in (so far) 

• Geology

• Chemistry

• Engineering Management

• Hospitality and Tourism

• Crop, Soil and Pest Management

Graduate Schools discussed (so far) 

• The University of Freiburg (Freiburg, Germany)

• Edinburgh Napier University (Scotland, UK)

• Anglia Ruskin University (East Anglia, UK)

• North Dakota University (USA)

• Auburn University (Alabama, USA)

• University of North Texas (Texas, USA)

👤 Who This Is For

This course is for you if:

• You’re a recent graduate or final-year university student in Africa

• You want to study abroad but don’t know where or how to start

• You’ve applied before but got rejected and want new strategies

• You’re tired of relying on random YouTube advice or agents

• You want to hear directly from people like you who made it work

Whether you're targeting the 2025 intake or planning ahead for 2026, this will give you a clearer roadmap and confidence.

Frequently asked questions

Is this an online course?

Yes, this is an online course. The contents are in the form of audio interviews done with mentors. It contains everything they did to get their graduate study abroad with success stories and lessons.

How does it work?

When you register, you get access to all interview sessions. This is over 8 hours of interviews - pure, real stories with no editing. We are constantly updating the course with more interviews.

Does this course include 1-1 mentorship?

No. This course provides you access to watch mentors interview about their graduate study journey. If you’re interested in 1-1, we’ll facilitate a private introduction, and you can book a session directly with them at a fair cost.

Is it free?

Unfortunately, we don't currently offer free services, but we ensure our prices are very affordable to our audience. The fees helps to support the platform and reach more mentors for interviews.

How can I contact LWB?

You can reach us by WhatsApp on +2347066600642. We are always happy to answer your questions.

Just honest African success stories to inspire and guide you

You didn’t come this far to stop

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