On Monday, 14th April, 2025, Dewdrop Institute inducted 11 students (5 males and 6 females) into their diploma and short course training programs. Nine of these learners signed up for the Professional Care and Corporate programs designed to provide them with skills on caring for the elderly and early years …
In celebration of this year’s International Women’s Day (IWD), the Dewdrop Foundation successfully hosted an empowering workshop for over 60 women, focusing on financial literacy, digital banking, and strategies for launching and growing small businesses. The event, held at the Dewdrop Institute office, brought together industry experts from Zenith Prudential, …
We are proud to have trained and certified two exceptional professionals from the Ireland Embassy — Mrs. Angela Haruna (Steward) and Mr. Jacques Hounmenou (Chef). Accompanied by key members of the embassy, including the wife of the Ambassador, Mrs. Teresa Peter, and Mrs. Stella, they received their certificates in a …
2023 Cohort 1 learners getting ready to carry out community practice at IDP Camp Kuchingoro The caregiving learners from Cohort 1 were prepared to contribute to the overall well-being of the camp residents by attending to their physical, emotional, and social needs. Under the guidance of experienced trainers and supervisors, …
Providing care for someone can be a challenging and rewarding experience. As a caregiver, your primary objective is to provide support and assistance to your care recipient. However, it is not always easy to understand the needs of care recipients, especially if you are new to caregiving. In this blog …
By: Ms Maryanne Kooda Currently 700,000 people in the UK have dementia and this figure is expected to double over the next few decades. The Awards in Awareness of Dementia/Certificates in Dementia Care will help to improve health and care services supporting individuals diagnosed with dementia. Qualifications in awareness of …
As an individual, the Global Hospitality badges will help you showcase what you can do in a new and exciting way: they recognize the skills and experience you have developed while working in the hospitality industry make the skills you’ve learnt, visible and accessible, opening up new opportunities for work …
As the youth population in Nigeria and Africa at large balloons uncontrollably, it’s not just the figures that pose a concern, but the facts behind the figures. The world of work is changing, and many youths are ill-prepared for it with little or no skills. Worse still, efforts to rewrite …
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