IGA review
IGA brings academic, professional, and coaching courses to web and mobile learners.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
IGA is an online course marketplace and coaching app from LOXOTECH LTD, serving learners in Rwanda and across Africa. It connects learners with instructors offering K–12 academic courses, professional certification courses, and coaching for individuals, schools, and corporate organizations. Available content includes mathematics, accounting, driving, creative arts, and online teaching. Learners can browse video courses, read reviews and comments before subscribing, and access lessons through web, iOS, and Android apps.
The published plans show a freemium structure with free access available. Listed examples include Teaching Online for teachers and corporate trainers, P6 Mathematics for P6 learners, Provisional Driving License for driving theory, and a free Social Studies for P5 course. The category details list a starting price of 25 and subscription access, while the displayed course amounts do not state a currency. This mix suits learners comparing individual subjects and instructors publishing courses for academic or professional audiences. Organizations can also use the platform for coaching and business learning needs.
Mobile access is a central part of IGA’s offering. Its apps provide offline access to courses, lessons, and videos, which supports study away from a continuous connection. Discussion forums and social groups add community features beyond one-way video viewing, while course publishing gives instructors a route to distribute their material. IGA is a good fit for students who want mobile-first access to academic or professional learning and for instructors targeting learners in Africa. Buyers seeking broader course-format variety or support beyond email should consider whether this focused marketplace matches their requirements.
IGA pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free and paid courses across K–12 and professional learning
- Offline access to lessons and videos on iOS and Android
- Reviews, comments, forums, and social groups support course discovery
- Where it doesn't
- Course content is video-based rather than format-diverse
- Email is the listed support channel
- Course pricing is shown without a stated currency
IGA fact sheet, pricing and score →
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