Startup launches first fully integrated e-Learning portal in Nigeria

folarin okunola

September 1, 2015 9:04 AM

DoviLearn is a full-fledged e-learning portal emerging from the Nigerian market, using a State-of-The-Art Learning Management System (LMS).

DoviLearn officially launched today

“Our story has been like that of the wise man in the island of deserts. We found ourselves having many business concepts at hand, and a little time to make a decision on which to kick-off with. Some of these concepts were driven by personal interests, while some were driven by true business interest, but we never allowed our personal interest to negatively influence the overall goal of our business, which is to deliver solutions, and that is what our company stands for,” said Vincent Okeke, founder of DoviLearn, a full-fledged e-learning portal, on its launch today.

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DoviLearn is a full-fledged e-learning portal emerging from the Nigerian market, using a state-of-the-art Learning Management System (LMS).

DoviLearn offers professional online courses like Digital Marketing Specialist Training, Human Resources Training, Finance for Non-Financial Manager, Android Lollipop Development, Social Media Marketing and so on. Dovichi Services, the parent company behind DoviLearn, says it has partnered with some of the World’s best trainers and instructors across the globe to deliver their training contents on the portal.

In today’s world of wide, penetrative Internet content, DoviLearn looks to be ideal for organizations that require to train or grow their human capital resources and as well for individuals who want to grow their skillset, and position themselves for their next career advancement.

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The company says it want to 'digitalize learning', and it believes that when the means of learning is easily accessible, always available and affordable, people can equip themselves with the right skillset they require to succeed.

This is definitely an interesting startup and its prospects look promising.

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