MOSES NGANGA MUTURA

To dedicate my life to acquire knowledge and skills to be involved in developing working solutions in special needs education To achieve corporate ideas to work in a competitive firm to gain experience and develop skills To mold and develop a brighter future for the students. To create awareness about disabilities Safeguarding and promoting children's welfare and wellbeing To enable persons with disabilities to live independently. Safeguarding children's rights and freedoms

I am a young industrious career professional in the area of special needs education with a vision to engage children with learning disabilities to exploit their fullest potential. I believe in being effective and efficient in my work not only in my teaching career but also in all other areas of engagement. It is my attitude to work with minimal supervision and to produce tangible results that add value to the organization I may be working for. Together with being versatile, I am also flexible so as to fit in well as the organization strives to drive its agenda forward. In matters of performance I am resolute, leaving no planned objectives to chance. I am a keen listener, a dedicated individual with work etiquette, professional ethics and loyal to my employer. To fulfill my duties more satisfactorily, I plan early, monitor the plan and evaluate results at the very end. With a self-driven motivation, I pursue steady learning in order to inform my knowledge and understanding of the work ahead. This helps me keep my enthusiasm to grow and make the world a better place for us all. I delight in collaborative learning, team building, sports, and reading to nourish and nurture my career.

• Harrison Oyuga, 0705534609, Supervisor KCCL
• Joseph Mburu, 0794185365, Principal KCCL
• Esther Muchiri, 0722396035, Bloom dyslexia Centre

• Year of Birth: 1998-01-01
• Date of Birth: 1998
• Gender: MALE
• Nationality: KENYAN
• Marital Status: SINGLE

• Equipping learners with hearing impairments with total communication skills to communicate and socialize with their peers in school and social life.
• Head of games department and sports coordinator in Kenya community centre for learning
• Providing relevant vocational and academic capabilities to facilitate intellectual disabilities.
• Evaluated and revised lesson plans and course content to achieve student-centered learning.
• Initiated new learning methods, eliminating instructional gaps and improving comprehension.
• Equipping learners with any learning disabilities with specialized instruction that meets their learning style that improves their academic outcomes.
• Meeting the unique learning needs to the individual learner in a classroom setting.
• Preparing and supporting the special Olympics Kenya team who won various medals in the Olympics in Berlin 2023.
• Helping a student understand projects, tests and assignments.
• Developing behavior management strategies