Experience

GLEAC

• United Arab Emirates
• Professional Training and Coaching
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Learning Journey Captain

  • Apr 2021 - Present

  Create engaging learning activities and compelling course content for GLEACs learning modules. Create engaging learning activities and compelling course content for GLEACs learning modules.



i3 Learning Solutions

• Ibadan

• Instructional Designer/ Elearning Developer

  • Apr 2010 - Apr 2021

  i3 Learning Solutions is a software design consulting firm which offers e-Learning development services, products and solutions. They are focused on providing customized interactive e-Learning course-ware for corporate training and educational institutions using a variety of e-Learning tools; their content development methods incorporate industry standards including SCORM, AICC and Tin Can API compliance. Responsibilities include: • Create storyboards and e-learning modules for Winchester Business Solutions, NSW Sydney, Australia. • Created e-learning modules for Ogden-Weber Tech College, Utah, USA: Workplace Relations course • Created e-learning courses for Centre for Distance Learning (CDL) BNSc. program for nurses: Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria • Interacting with subject matter experts (SMEs), external bodies and statutory authorities to ensure educational consultancy needs are well met • Generating in-depth reports identifying and recommending improvements and solutions • Conducting literature reviews and research to support project activities and timelines • Reviewed library for suitable existing graphics, made suggestions for and created new graphics and animations. • Converting instructor-led courses to a blended solution for tutor-led and self-paced classroom training Show less



Federal Ministry of Communication Technology/STEP-B Project World Bank

• Nigeria

• Consultant/Facilitator

  • Feb 2013 - May 2013

  The government of Nigeria through the Federal Ministry of Communication Technology, in partnership with the STEP-B (Science and Technology Education Post Basic, a World Bank assisted project) has launched ‘Microwork for Job Creation in Nigeria’ to address the issues of unemployment and job creation using information technology. The ‘Microwork for Job Creation in Nigeria’ is an expanding segment within the new virtual economy with significant job creation potential for skilled and semi-skilled workers. The estimated global size of the microwork market is $450 million to $900 million annually and growing quickly. Responsibilities include: • Microwork strategy and recommendations for Nigeria • Awareness campaign through a train-the-trainer approach • Workshops for both workers and businesses to create awareness and learn to benefit from online contracting • Real-time online marketplace platform experiences Show less