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What We Do

Dewdrop Institute (DDI) is a legally registered vocational training institute in Nigeria, with training centers located at BON Hotel Abuja Annex, No. 2 Persian Gulf Close, Maitama, Abuja, and No. 24 Bishop Onyeabo Street, GRA, Enugu, in Enugu State. DDI is duly accredited by City and Guilds International (UK), Skills Development Council (Canada), and the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), Nigeria

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• Training arm of Dewdrop Foundation
• Established in 2015
• Focus is on skills development for the Care & Hospitality Services Industry and ICT
• Centre Locations: Abuja, Federal Capital Territory & Enugu, Enugu State, Nigeria

Our Blended Learning Approach on LMS

  • At DDI, e-learners can join scheduled live classes with in-class Learners
  • Enrollment and standardized learning activities are available on 24/7 basis via a customized online Learning Management System (LMS)
  • Learners can access all learning materials and documents on the LMS platform
  • End of course exams are also conducted using the LMS platform

Our Training Programs

Dewdrop Institute offers different levels of national and globally certified life-long Training Programs for various target groups, organizations and individual Learners. They include:

  • Caregiving Principle and Practice (CPP) Program
  • Professional Care Services (PCS)
  • Global Hospitality Services
  • Early Years Education
  • Corporate Support Services
  • IT Skills
  • edX (Global) Courses

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