His goal is to help parents better support their children in their studies. He also leads two startups specializing in educational technologies.

Nick Miller (photo), a South African mechatronics engineer and entrepreneur, is the founder and CEO of Teach Me 2, a tech startup specializing in youth learning.

Founded in 2006, Teach Me 2 is a South African tutoring startup that simplifies the process of finding and managing tutors, helping parents avoid the hassle of searching for teachers for their children. The platform automatically schedules sessions, offering the flexibility for students to receive tutoring at home or online. It provides tutors in a wide range of subjects, including accounting, chemistry, economics, mathematics, physics, statistics, French, history, and life coaching. Since its launch, more than 35,000 parents have trusted the company.

Miller is also the founder and CEO of Coachbit, a startup launched in 2019 that offers a scientifically-based life and learning coaching program with personalized content, specifically designed for preteens and teenagers.

Before these ventures, Miller co-founded Clickego in 2008, serving as CTO until 2012. Clickego specializes in online ad management. In 2011, he co-founded Rental Connect, a software engineering firm, and in 2014, he created Storie, a startup he led as CEO until 2016, which offered a mobile app for easily creating and sharing videos.

Miller holds a bachelor's degree in mechatronic engineering from the University of Cape Town, specializing in facial recognition, image processing, and signal processing, which he earned in 2007. From 2013 to 2016, he also worked as a content creator on YouTube.

Melchior Koba