WELCOME TO ACHIEVERS TEAM TUTORIAL
Build Stronger Foundations. Achieve More.
Focused tutorials, guided revision, practice assessments, and digital learning tools to help you understand your courses, track your progress, and prepare for examinations with confidence.
Our Tutorial At A Glance
Six Departments Served
Academic support for students across six departments in the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences at LAUTECH, Iseyin Campus.
Weekly Learning Activities
Structured tutorial activities and practice quizzes to reinforce understanding and encourage consistent preparation.
Guided Academic Support
Learning guidance, revision activities, and online support designed to help students stay engaged with their studies.
A Dedicated Student Portal
One place to access ATT's available academic resources, announcements, assessments, and student services.
WHY CHOOSE ACHIEVERS TEAM TUTORIAL?
Expert Academic Guidance
Learn through focused tutorials, clear explanations, guided revision, and subject support designed to help you understand challenging concepts and strengthen your academic foundation.
A Connected Student Portal
Access your student profile, announcements, learning resources, academic activities, and available student services through one organised digital platform.
Structured Examination Preparation
Prepare more effectively through revision sessions, practice questions, quizzes, and assessment activities that help you identify areas for improvement and build confidence before examinations.
ABOUT ATT
Nurturing Minds. Building Future Academic Champions.
Achievers Team Tutorial (ATT) provides structured academic support for students across six departments at LAUTECH, Iseyin Campus. Through focused tutorials, guided revision, practice quizzes, learning resources, and online academic support, we help students strengthen their understanding, develop effective study habits, and approach examinations with greater confidence.
Our goal is to make learning more organised, accessible, and rewarding by combining academic guidance with digital tools that support students throughout their academic journey.
Our Specialized Academic Departments

Agricultural Economics (AEC)
Explore the business and economic side of agriculture from farm management and agricultural markets to finance, policy, resource use and data-informed decisions.
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Agricultural Extension & Rural Development (AER)
Explore agricultural communication, farmer education, community development and ways to help rural communities adopt useful, sustainable innovations..
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Animal Nutrition & Biotechnology (ANB)
Study feed ingredients, nutrient use, ration formulation and biotechnology concepts that support animal health, growth, productivity and responsible livestock systems.
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Animal Production & Health (APH)
Explore livestock husbandry, breeding, reproduction, welfare, disease prevention and biosecurity across major animal production systems.
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Crop & Environmental Protection (CEP)
Study plant health, insect pests, weeds, crop diseases and integrated protection practices that reduce losses while supporting environmental responsibility.
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Crop Production & Soil Science (CPS)
Explore crop growth, soil properties, soil fertility, plant nutrition, agronomy, water management and sustainable use of agricultural land..
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Meet The Executive Team
Whatever you aim for your future, we have the perfect program to get you there.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Provides strategic direction for ATT, supports institutional planning and partnerships, and guides the organisation’s priorities for academic support and sustainable growth.

ACADEMIC COORDINATOR
Coordinates academic planning, syllabus coverage and tutorial delivery. Supports tutor coordination, revision activities and assessment preparation to help maintain consistency across departments.

ADMINISTRATIVE & RECORDS COORDINATOR
Oversees student records, administrative processes and the digital systems that support ATT operations, including portal administration, record accuracy and relevant verification workflows.
Meet the Representatives
The Student leadership
WHAT STUDENTS SAY ABOUT US
Student's Success Stories Gallery
LIVE BOARD NOTICE & IMPORTANT DEADLINES

Pinned Announcement: Student Portal Profile Check
Returning and newly registered ATT students should sign in and review their profile details. Please confirm that your name, department, academic level and Tutorial ID are correct. Student action: Open the Student Portal and report any record errors through Help & Support.
Continuous Assessment & Revision Sessions
Departmental revision activities may be scheduled to help students revisit key topics, ask questions and practise applying course concepts. Student action: Check your department’s official announcement for the confirmed schedule and instructions.
CBT Practice & Assessment Updates
ATT may provide CBT practice sessions or assessments to help students become familiar with the assessment process and identify areas for further revision. Student action: Read the relevant notice carefully and confirm the date, eligibility and any required preparation.
Syllabus Coverage Checkpoints
Academic coordinators may review revision progress across the six departments to identify topics that require additional attention. Student action: Follow your department’s guidance and complete any assigned revision activities. Publishing check: do not display a deadline, assessment opening date, invoice requirement or “registration is open” notice unless
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about ATT registration, student accounts, payments, academic services and support.
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Achievers Team Tutorial (ATT) is a student-focused academic tutorial and support platform serving students across six departments in the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences at LAUTECH, Iseyin Campus. We provide structured tutorials, guided revision, practice quizzes, learning resources, academic activities and digital student services to help students strengthen their understanding and prepare more effectively for examinations.
Our motto is Building Scholars. Inspiring Leaders.
Registration is open to eligible students within the departments, academic levels and programmes currently served by ATT. Students should register through the official ATT Student Portal, provide accurate information and submit any required supporting documents.
Each student should maintain one ATT account and use the Tutorial ID assigned to them. If you already have an account, do not create another one simply because you need to update your information or resolve a registration issue.
No. Your ATT Tutorial ID is a permanent identifier assigned to your account. It remains the same as you progress through your academic levels. Keep your Tutorial ID safe and use it whenever you access the student portal or an ATT service that requires it.
ATT currently serves students across these six departments:
Agricultural Economics (AEC)
Agricultural Extension and Rural Development (AER)
Animal Nutrition and Biotechnology (ANB)
Animal Production and Health (APH)
Crop and Environmental Protection (CEP)
Crop Production and Soil Science (CPS)
Each department has its own academic needs, and ATT organises tutorial activities and learning support to help students understand their courses and prepare for assessments.
The General Representative serves as a key communication link between students and ATT management, represents student concerns and helps promote a supportive academic environment.
The Assistant General Representative supports the General Representative in coordinating student activities, communicating updates and implementing agreed initiatives.
The Associate Representative supports academic coordination within an assigned class track or department by sharing learning resources, communicating schedules and announcements, encouraging participation and assisting with peer-learning activities.
All representatives are expected to communicate responsibly, protect confidential student information and work collaboratively with ATT management.
Sign in to your ATT Student Portal and open Fees & Receipts to review your payment records, receipts and transaction status.
Where a website maintenance fee applies, the available options are displayed for the configured academic session and semester. These may include:
The applicable fee and payment options will be shown on the portal. Keep your payment reference and receipt for future enquiries.
If your payment status says it is awaiting approval, please do not pay again for the same transaction.
The payment is being reviewed by the ATT Finance team. Once it has been approved, access to the relevant service will be activated according to the applicable access period.
If the status remains pending or you notice an error, contact ATT through the Help & Support section and provide your payment reference so the team can investigate.
ATT coordinates tutorial activities according to departmental needs, academic priorities and the schedules communicated by the relevant coordinators. Depending on the activity, sessions may take place at designated physical venues or online.
We aim to organise sessions around students’ university commitments wherever possible, but students should always check official ATT announcements for confirmed dates, times, venues and changes.
If a scheduled tutorial conflicts with a university lecture or another compulsory academic activity, notify your representative or the relevant academic coordinator promptly.
Yes. ATT can provide academic guidance to support students during their practical farm year, including assistance with organising logbooks, planning technical reports, understanding assignment requirements and presenting practical observations.
Students should follow their departmental requirements, maintain accurate field records and seek guidance whenever they encounter difficulties. ATT’s support complements practical training; it does not replace the fieldwork or reporting responsibilities assigned by the university.
The requirements depend on the specific assessment and the instructions issued for your cohort. Some CBT tests, mock examinations and progress evaluations may be compulsory, while others may be practice activities designed to help students prepare.
Always check the relevant announcement for the purpose of the assessment, eligibility, deadline and participation requirements. Completing recommended practice activities can help you identify areas that need further revision.
Sign in to your ATT Student Portal and open Academic Results or CBT Results, depending on the type of result you need.
Results become available when they have completed the relevant review and publication process. If a result is missing after the announced publication, contact ATT through Help & Support.
ATT tutorial and assessment records are separate from official university results and transcripts.
Sign in to your student dashboard and open the Resource Library. There you can find published learning materials relevant to your academic activities.
Resource availability may depend on your department, academic level, the material’s publication settings and any access requirements specified by ATT. Read the resource details and follow the instructions provided. If an expected resource is unavailable, check official announcements or contact ATT Support.
AARIC stands for Achievers Agricultural Research & Innovation Colloquium. It is an ATT research programme that provides participating students with opportunities to develop research skills, collaborate with teammates, investigate agricultural topics and present their work for feedback.
To participate, follow official AARIC announcements and instructions concerning eligibility, registration, team allocation, research topics, submissions, deadlines and presentations. Participants should keep in contact with their team coordinators and comply with the programme guidelines.
First, refresh your dashboard and sign in again if necessary. If you have recently registered or updated your details, your record may still be undergoing verification or processing.
Do not create a second account or repeatedly submit the registration form. If the problem persists, contact the Administrative and Records Coordinator through the Student Portal’s Help & Support section or notify your designated representative so your record can be checked.
No. The ATT Student ID card identifies you within ATT’s tutorial and digital services. It does not replace an official LAUTECH student ID card or any other university-issued credential.
Students should continue to follow the university’s requirements for official identification.
ATT uses student information to manage accounts, verify identities, administer tutorial activities, maintain academic records, provide student services and communicate important updates.
Students should protect their passwords and verification codes, use their own accounts and report suspected unauthorised access through the official support channel. ATT’s Privacy Policy provides further information about the personal data collected, how it is used and how privacy enquiries can be made.
Sign in to your ATT Student Portal and use Help & Support to submit a support ticket. Explain the problem clearly and include any relevant details, such as your Tutorial ID or payment reference, without sharing your password or verification codes.
You can return to the support section to check your ticket status and read responses from ATT management.
You can also contact ATT through the official support email:
Email: support@attportal.name.ng
Allow the team time to review your request, and avoid submitting duplicate tickets for the same unresolved issue unless instructed to do so.
Your Academic Journey Deserves a Stronger Foundation.
Take the next step towards more organised learning, stronger understanding, and better examination preparation with Achievers Team Tutorial.
Building Scholars. Inspiring Leaders.
