Heritage Culture Academy
Step 1:
Get Your DNA Results
Order your ancestry kit from a trusted provider- 23andMe, AncestryDNA, or African Ancestry, and follow the simple saliva or cheek-swab instructions. Mail your sample back and, in about 4–6 weeks, you’ll receive a detailed breakdown of your African regions, ethnic groups, and migration paths. Review your report carefully and note the percentages and specific areas highlighted, this will guide every next step of your relocation journey.
Reach Out
Once your results are in hand, share them with our Heritage Coaching team. We’ll set up a one-on-one consultation to interpret your regional breakdown, answer any questions, and help you understand how your lineage connects you to communities in Nigeria, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and beyond. You’ll also be invited into our private WhatsApp and Facebook groups, where you can connect directly with members and local contacts from your ancestral regions.
Genealogy companies
- 23 and me $119
- My Heritage $89 ($39)
- Family DNA Tree $79
- African ancestry $299
- living dna 🧬 $124 ($90)
- Cri genetics 🧬 $189($89)
- GED match (free with previous test)
- My true ancestry (free with previous test)
- Pro genealogist (family tree)
- Nebula genomics (free with previous test) or $99
- Circle ⭕️ dna 🧬 $370
- Tell me Gen $149 ($89)
- Ancestry.com $99
Courses & Workshops
Learn by doing, speaking, and celebrating—our hands-on programs are designed for every level.
Courses Coming Soon
Igbo 101: Foundations
Self-paced video series
Free mini-lesson; $49 full access
Alphabet & pronunciation · 50 everyday phrases · Basic proverbs
Proverbs in Practice
Live virtual workshop
$25/session
Deep dive into 20 iconic Igbo proverbs · Usage in modern conversation
Ogene Drumming
In-person & online
$75
Rhythms & history of Ogene · DIY instrument build demo
Folklore & Storytelling
Monthly masterclass
$99/month
Myths, legends & moral lessons · How to craft & share your own tales
Atilogwu Dance Lab
Recorded + live critique
$65
Step-by-step Atilogwu moves · Cultural context & storytelling through dance
Tip: Bundle any two workshops for 15% off—perfect for learners who want both language and cultural arts.
Resource Library
Free articles, audio clips, and video playlists yours to explore anytime.
Articles & Guides
- Breaking Down ‘Eziokwu’: Truth in Igbo Worldview
- The Many Faces of Ijele: Masked Arts in Igboland
Audio Snippets
- 10-minute “Igbo for Beginners” podcast episodes
- Traditional folk songs recorded in Enugu villages
Video Playlists
- YouTube: “Proverbs & Their Stories” series
- TikTok Shorts: Daily Igbo word challenges
All resources are downloadable or streamable—no signup required for the free library.
Community Forum
(Coming Soon)
Connect, discuss, and practice with fellow learners and cultural enthusiasts.
Discussion Boards
Language Practice · Music & Dance · Folklore & History
Peer Study Groups
Find a study buddy based on your time zone or interests
Monthly Challenges
Phrase-of-the-Month contest · Drumming-speed drills · Storytelling slam
Early Access: Join our waitlist and be the first to get invites to the private Discord community.
How to Enroll
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