A dedicated and highly skilled professional with extensive experience in education, caregiving, and program management. With over 10 years of teaching experience and a strong background in special education and healthcare, James Omaka Odim brings a unique blend of expertise to the National Institute of Caregivers. Passionate about empowering individuals through education and training, James Omaka Odim is committed to leading initiatives that enhance the quality of caregiving in Nigeria and beyond.
Key Qualifications:
• Educational Expertise: Holds a B.A in Linguistics from the University of Lagos and a Postgraduate Diploma in Education from the University of Ilorin. A registered member of the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) with a deep understanding of inclusive education and special needs.
• Healthcare Certification: Certified in various aspects of healthcare, including Advanced Elder Care, Dementia Care, Mental Healthcare, Public Healthcare, and Infection Control. Brings practical experience in caring for individuals with special needs and a comprehensive understanding of international healthcare standards.
• Program Development and Management: Successfully designed and implemented training programs, including the curriculum for the National Institute of Caregivers. Adept at creating engaging, accessible courses that meet the needs of diverse learners.
• Leadership and Collaboration: An effective leader with a proven track record of supervising community service projects and volunteering in various capacities. Known for fostering teamwork and collaboration among stakeholders to achieve shared goals.
• Cultural Competence: A linguist with a strong command of the Igbo language, committed to promoting cultural awareness and sensitivity in caregiving practices.
Professional Experience:
• Executive, National Institute of Caregivers: Leads the development and execution of training programs aimed at enhancing caregiving skills in Nigeria. Focuses on creating accessible, high-quality education that prepares caregivers for both local and international opportunities.
• Language Teacher, Doveland High School: With 10 years of experience in teaching, developed and delivered comprehensive language programs that engage students at all levels, including those with special needs.
• Volunteer Award Leader, Duke of Edinburgh International Award: Guides young people through personal development challenges, emphasizing the importance of community service and global citizenship.
Strategic Vision: As an executive at the National Institute of Caregivers,

James Omaka Odim is committed to expanding the institute’s reach through innovative online training platforms, strategic partnerships with international organizations, and the development of a robust curriculum that meets global caregiving standards. Our vision is to empower caregivers with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide compassionate, high-quality care, ultimately improving the well-being of individuals and communities.