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PODCASTING WORKSHOPS & EARLY CAREERS
SPEAKER

Dami has been working with children and young adults for over a decade. She is passionate about helping young people discover and fulfill their potential. The saying goes that you cannot be what you cannot see, but Dami is living proof that this is not the case.

Despite growing up in a community surrounded by knife crime, youth violence and gang culture, she was able to think outside the box and aspire for a better future.

She identifies strongly with many inner-city young people, growing up in less privileged contexts - who have no choice but to strive to become what they cannot see.

Her story is the perfect example to inspire your students to dream big, make strategic education and career choices, and be intentional about their future.

“Dami's speech likely had a profound impact on our students, empowering them to believe in their inner-strength and potential to overcome any challenges they may face as they transition to university”

Tumay Gunduz, Assistant Principal

You can become, what you cannot see.
Dami Okeke

We run bespoke podcasting workshops, specifically designed to engage with young people ages 11-19+. The sessionas are interactive, engaging and thought provoking. The young people often surprise themselves with the insightful contributions they make during the workshops. 

KEYNOTE SPEECH

BE WHAT YOU CAN'T SEE

(DAMI' STORY)

BREAKING INTO CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

 

CAREER GOALS

FURTHER/ HIGHER EDUCATION

 

PURPOSE & AMBITION

PODCASTING WORKSHOPS

SKILLS INCLUDE:

COLLABORATION AND TEAM WORK

INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM


AUDIO EDITING

CRITICAL THINKING

COMMUNICATION

IDEAS DEVELOPMENT

RESEARCHING

EARLY CAREERS THEMES

EARLY CAREER OPTIONS

 

CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

ENTRY LEVEL ROLES IN MEDIA

CAREER ANXIETY

Q & A SESSION

GUEST SPEAKER

ASSEMBLIES

 

AWARENESS DAYS

CAREER DAYS

EARLY CAREER PANELLIST

PRESTIGIOUS ACADEMIC EVENT

ACADEMIC AWARD CEREMONY

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We will respond within two business days!

© 2024 by Damilola Okeke

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