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Alison: Changing Lives Through eLearning in Uganda

Alison: Changing Lives Through eLearning in Uganda

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Thanks to advances in technology, education is within reach of anyone, wherever they are in the world. This means that obstacles that made learning difficult before are no longer in the way of individuals pursuing their dreams and taking leaps in their careers and goals. At the recent eLearning Africa Conference, Alison, along with many…
Richard Luwaga: “The future is bright with Alison for anyone interested in having a bright future”

Richard Luwaga: “The future is bright with Alison for anyone interested in having a...

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My name is Richard Luwaga. Over the last ten years, I’ve held a variety of planning, designing, implementation and management responsibilities with various national and international non-governmental organisations, as well as in the private sector. I have acquired knowledge, skills and experience in a variety of fields such as strategic planning, development training, research and…
Geofrey Sserunkuuma: “Learning doesn’t stop.”

Geofrey Sserunkuuma: “Learning doesn’t stop.”

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My name is Geofrey Sserunkuuma. I am from Uganda. I am currently working in Dubai as a Health, Safety and Environment officer. How did you learn about Alison? I learned about Alison from my work colleague. What was your first course on Alison, and why did you choose it? ISO 4001:2018 Principles of Occupation Health…
Asega Luke Ombanya: “I was considered for an allowance because of my diploma certificate from Alison.”

Asega Luke Ombanya: “I was considered for an allowance because of my diploma certificate...

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“My name is Asega Luke Ombanya and I am 53 years old. I am from Uganda. I am currently working with the Uganda People’s Defence Forces. I came to learn about Alison through the internet while searching online for e-learning courses. I saw it was completely free and I was interested.”   What was your…
How Much Do You Know About Uganda?

How Much Do You Know About Uganda?

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Can you find Uganda on a map? What else do you know about this African country with about 45 million people?