Every SchoolRegistry Academy track is open to you from the United States, and the self-paced version starts the day you pay with no fixed class times. Most of this catalogue was built around American business practice in the first place, so the fit here is closer than anywhere else we teach. What follows is what people in the US actually search for, with the numbers.
Monthly Google searches in the United States for each course, measured in September 2026 on the plain course term. About 46,740 a month across the tracks we teach. We ordered this page by that, not by what we would prefer to sell.
| Track | Searches a month |
|---|---|
| Applied AI Builder | 12,100 |
| Security Operations Tier 1 | 9,900 |
| Virtual Bookkeeping | 6,600 |
| Project Manager | 6,600 |
| Truck & Freight Dispatcher | 4,400 |
| Data Analyst | 2,900 |
| Recruiting & HR Coordinator | 1,300 |
| Home Care and Caregiving | 720 |
| Virtual Assistant | 720 |
| Social Media Management | 720 |
| Customer Service & Call Center | 390 |
| Tier-1 IT & Technical Support | 390 |
Demand is why a track exists. It is not a promise about your outcome, and no figure here says anything about what anyone earns.
The United States is the largest market for what we teach, by a distance. Applied AI draws about 12,100 searches a month, security operations about 9,900, and bookkeeping and project management about 6,600 each. Truck and freight dispatch is 4,400 here against 10 in Nigeria, which is worth saying plainly: we built that track for this market and then spent a year presenting it as a Nigerian course.
The content fit is unusually close. The bookkeeping track works on a US small business's books, the support and assistant tracks use US business conventions and time zones, the dispatch track teaches a driver's legal limits under US rules, and the security track has a lane written for work-authorised US residents. That is not a coincidence; most of this catalogue was designed around remote work for American clients.
Two honest notes. The weekly live class is at 6:00 in the morning Eastern, so the self-paced tier is the sensible choice unless you are an early riser. And this is a Nigerian company, Academic Support Services NG Ltd, teaching online. We say that on every page rather than implying a US presence we do not have.
We are a Nigerian company teaching a mostly remote trade to people in several countries. Three things follow from that, and it is better you read them here than discover them at checkout.
New York is five hours behind Lagos in summer and six in winter, so the 11:00 Lagos class lands at 6:00 AM Eastern, or 5:00 AM in winter. That is a real inconvenience and we are not going to dress it up. Everything other than that one class is recorded and quiz-gated, so you move at your own pace. The self-paced tier has no fixed times at all.
The self-paced tier is $299 for standard tracks and $379 for premium tracks, paid by card. The cohort tier is priced in naira, from ₦200,000. Local instant-payment methods are not supported yet.
It proves the work you did here, and anyone you send the link to can verify it. It is not a local accreditation and we never say it is. Where an external credential matters, the track page names the body that awards it and what it requires.
Each runs 10 weeks, eight of lessons and two of practicum, inside a fictional company built for that track, with your own work inbox, timed practicum shifts and work a person marks.
Yes, and we would steer you to the self-paced tier. Every public track is open to anyone. The self-paced version has no cohort dates and no fixed class times, which matters here because the live cohort class is at 6:00 AM Eastern in summer and 5:00 AM in winter.
Most of them were built that way. The bookkeeping track works on a US small business's books, the customer service, assistant and IT support tracks use US business conventions and time zones, and the freight dispatch track teaches a driver's legal limits under US rules. That is the closest content fit of any market we serve.
No to both. The certificate is ours and it is verifiable online by anyone you give the link to. We are not an accredited institution in the United States, we are not eligible for federal or state financial aid, and we do not claim to be. Where an external credential matters, such as the PMP in project management, that is awarded by PMI on its own terms.
To take the course, no. Enrolment is open to anyone, anywhere. To work in the United States you need existing authorisation, and this course trains skills rather than conferring any immigration status. Some tracks, such as security operations, include a lane specifically written for work-authorised US residents because client rules restrict who may touch certain systems, and the track page explains why.
No. Care roles in the United States are regulated state by state and usually require a state-issued certification, a background check and sometimes a specific training programme. Our Home Care track teaches the work itself and names what each country still requires, and it does not substitute for a local credential. The track page is explicit about this.
No. The Academy develops and assesses skills. Employment depends on your performance, employer requirements, and the roles available where you are. Search demand is why a track exists; it is not a promise about your outcome, and no figure on this page says anything about what anyone earns.
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