OJEKUNLE ABASS OYETEJU

Physiology Graduate | Science Educator | Research Assistant
Otu, NG.

About

Highly motivated Physiology graduate with a Second Class Upper Division, offering a strong foundation in biological sciences and proven experience in science education and research. Adept at designing engaging lessons, coordinating laboratory experiments, and simplifying complex scientific concepts for diverse learners. Contributed to published research, demonstrating strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills essential for driving impactful outcomes in academic or scientific environments.

Work

Mazak Tutors
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Instructor (Biology/Chemistry)

Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Summary

Delivered comprehensive Biology and Chemistry lessons, focusing on practical application and fostering a deeper understanding of scientific principles.

Highlights

Supervised and coordinated laboratory experiments and delivered engaging lectures, effectively clarifying complex scientific concepts for learners.

Provided targeted instruction to help students understand challenging biology concepts, directly contributing to improved examination performance.

Cultivated an interactive and supportive learning environment, which significantly enhanced the overall student learning experience.

Gospel Mission Academy
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Tutor (Biology/Chemistry)

Ogbona, Edo State, Nigeria

Summary

Led interactive Biology and Chemistry instruction for secondary school students, focusing on enhancing scientific comprehension and practical application.

Highlights

Designed and delivered interactive lesson notes for a class of 17 students, improving engagement and understanding of complex scientific concepts.

Coordinated and graded student assessments, providing targeted feedback to monitor academic progress and identify areas for improvement.

Devised and implemented an Excel-based class attendance tracking system, optimizing student population monitoring and contributing to reduced absenteeism.

Collaborated with management to enhance student participation in practical laboratory sessions and class discussions, fostering a more dynamic learning environment.

Mazak Tutors
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Instructor (Biology/Chemistry)

Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Summary

Provided focused Biology and Chemistry instruction to students, specializing in simplifying complex topics and improving academic performance.

Highlights

Supervised and coordinated laboratory experiments and delivered engaging lectures, effectively clarifying complex scientific concepts for learners.

Provided targeted instruction to help students understand challenging biology concepts, directly contributing to improved examination performance.

Cultivated an interactive and supportive learning environment, which significantly enhanced the overall student learning experience.

Volunteer

National Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care Project (NYSC Scheme)
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President, Peer Educators

Unknown, Unknown, Nigeria

Summary

Led peer education initiatives for a national health project, focusing on reproductive health and HIV/AIDS prevention.

Highlights

Coordinated peer education activities to disseminate vital health information and promote awareness within communities.

Managed project initiatives aimed at improving reproductive health literacy and preventing HIV/AIDS transmission.

Collaborated with scheme officials to ensure effective program delivery and community engagement.

Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria, University of Ibadan Branch
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Coordinator

Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Summary

Coordinated student activities and initiatives for the Muslim Students' Society within the University of Ibadan's College of Medicine.

Highlights

Organized and managed various student programs and events, fostering community engagement and support.

Facilitated communication and collaboration among student members and university administration.

Developed and implemented initiatives to support academic and personal development of students.

Education

University of Ibadan
Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

B. Sc (Second Class Upper Division)

Physiology

Grade: Second Class Upper Division

Courses

Human Physiology

Biochemistry

Anatomy

Neurophysiology

Endocrinology

Renal Physiology

Cardiovascular Physiology

Respiratory Physiology

Research Methodology

Muslim Grammar School, Otu
Otu, Oyo State, Nigeria

Senior School Certificate

Sciences

Publications

Unripe Musa Paradisiaca Fruit Diet Ameliorates Impaired Glucose Regulation Caused By Iron-Induced Oxidative Stress

Published by

African Journal of Biomedical Research

Summary

Co-authored a peer-reviewed research article published in the African Journal of Biomedical Research, detailing findings on the ameliorative effects of unripe plantain diet on glucose regulation in iron-overloaded and oxidatively stressed rats.

Languages

English

Skills

Communication & Interpersonal Skills

Oral Communication, Written Communication, Presentations, Public Speaking, Active Listening, Explanation, Interpersonal Skills.

Organizational & Leadership Skills

Organization, Planning, Coordination, Team Leadership, Initiative, Problem Solving.

Teaching & Mentorship

Lesson Planning, Curriculum Development, Student Assessment, Mentoring, Engaging Lectures, Classroom Management, Concept Clarification.

Research & Analysis

Scientific Research, Data Analysis, Experimental Design, Report Writing, Critical Thinking, Physiology, Biology, Chemistry, Laboratory Techniques.

Teamwork & Collaboration

Team Collaboration, Independent Work, Cross-functional Collaboration, Stakeholder Engagement.

Software & Tools

Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Windows 10, Email Management, Internet Research.

Interests

Recreation

Reading, Meeting People, Football.

References

Available upon request

References are available upon request.

Projects

Effect of Musa paradisiaca rich diet on Insulin secretory activities in iron overload Oxidative stressed female wistar rats

Summary

Conducted a research project investigating the impact of Musa paradisiaca (plantain) diet on insulin secretion in wistar rats with iron overload and oxidative stress.