Funke Adebawo

Experience

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  D-Bold Couture and Fashion Academy, Opposite Eruwa Motor Park, Eleyele

  Jun 2008 - now

  Business Owner

  • Empowerment of unemployed young Nigerians that are interested in dress making by training them on modern professional fabrics cutting methods like pattern drafting, clothes construction, sketching, different sewing techniques, management and marketing of finished products.• Teach students methods of identifying good quality materials for making ready to wear (RTW) clothes which are in high demand due to the high cost of imported finished clothes.• Sewing and making of different attires such as native wears, casuals, uniforms, bridals, children wears and bedsheets• Selling of African prints Ankara Show less

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  Department of Wood and Paper Technology, Federal College of Forestry

  Jun 2009 - Dec 2010

  Assistant Lecturer

  • Prepared scheme of work and resource materials for teaching undergraduate courses: Introductory Biochemistry (BCH 121) and General Principles of Chemistry (STC 211)• Assisted in the supervision of students during examinations.

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  Department of Wood and Paper Technology, Federal College of Forestry, Ibadan, Nigeria

  Jan 2010 - Dec 2012

  Lecturer III

  • Prepared scheme of work and resource materials for teaching undergraduate courses: Basic Wood Chemistry (WPT 212), Introductory Biochemistry (STC 222), Pests and Pest control (STB 212), and introductory Biochemistry (BCH 121) • Assessment and evaluation of students• Assisted in the supervision of students’ projects.• Assisted in the supervision of students during examinations.

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  Department of Wood and Paper Technology, Federal College Of Forestry Ibadan

  Jan 2013 - Dec 2015

  Lecturer II

  • Prepared scheme of work and resource materials for teaching undergraduate courses: Introductory Biochemistry (STC 222), Basic Wood Chemistry (WPT 212), Agricultural Biochemistry (CPT 318), Wood Chemistry (WPT 312).• Conducted research on the technical properties and natural durability of Boscia Angustifolia (A. Rich.)• Assessed students during seminar presentations.• Supervised final-year students’ projects on different research work.

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  Department of Forest Biomaterials, North Carolina State University

  Nov 2014 - Jun 2015

  Visiting Scholar

  Worked on chemical modification of Tropical hardwood with reference to Triplochiton scleroxylon.

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  Federal College of Forestry Ibadan, Department of Wood and Paper Technology

  Jan 2016 - Dec 2023

  Operations Supervisor

  • Coordinated and supervised the activities of workers engaged in wood and paper processing.• Ensured efficient operations of equipment.• Coordinated work activities with other departments.• Prepared reports• Ensured requisition of materials and supplies

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  Federal College of Forestry Ibadan

  Jan 2016 - Dec 2019

  Lecturer 1

  • Prepared scheme of work and resource materials for teaching undergraduate courses: Basic Wood Chemistry (WPT 212), Wood Chemistry (WPT 312), Introductory Biochemistry (STC 222), Biodeterioration of Wood (WPT 436), Wood Preservation (WPT 444), Agricultural Biochemistry (CPT 318).• Assessment and evaluation of students’ performance.• Conducted research on the thermal treatment of Triplochiton scleroxylon K. SCHUM).• Supervised final-year students’ projects on different research work.• Monitored students on the Students Industrial Worked Experience Scheme (SIWES).• Supervised students in the workshop for various practicals.• Students’ advisor on academics Show less

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  Agbongbon Primary Health Center

  Jan 2019 - Dec 2020

  • Followed doctor’s orders for patient’s treatment management.• Followed prescribed healthcare plans to provide exceptional care to elderly patients while promoting happy and comfortable lifestyles.• Recorded observations such as temperature, pulse, and breathing.• Kept detailed and daily records on the patient’s care plan (behavior, moods, medication, incidents, etc.)• Related with customers to better understand needs, and concerns and deliver excellent service.• Managed complaints with calm, clear communication and problem-solving. Show less • Assisted patients with the basic hygiene requirements, including bathing, washing, and dressing.• Obtained vital signs and documented them according to institutional standards.• Deliver quality healthcare support, meeting individual care and support needs, and recording vital signs.• Maintained clean, safe working environments to eliminate accident risks.• Conducted Equipment and Instrument Inventory.• Ensured the timely execution of physicians' orders.• Related with customers to better understand needs, and concerns and deliver excellent service.• Managed complaints with calm, clear communication and problem-solving. Show less

  • Healthcare Assistant

    Jan 2020 - Dec 2020

  • Healthcare Assistant

    Jan 2019 - Dec 2019
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  Department of Wood and Paper Technology, Federal College of Forestry Ibadan

  Feb 2020 - now

  Senior Lecturer

  • Prepared scheme of work and resource materials for teaching undergraduate courses: Basic Wood Chemistry (WPT 212), Wood Chemistry (WPT 312), Introductory Biochemistry (STC 222), Analytical/Inorganic Chemistry (STC 221) Biodeterioration of Wood (WPT 436), Wood Preservation (WPT 444), Agricultural Biochemistry (CPT 318).• Assessment and evaluation of students.• Conducted research on the Technical Properties of Delonix regia (HOOK.) RAF. Wood: A Lesser Used Wood Species• Conducted research on Moisture Sorption and Quantitative Assessment of Acetylated African Whitewood• Field instructor and coordinator for raising 1 million exotic and indigenous seedlings for the National Afforestation Project.• Supervised students’ projects and seminar presentations.• Assessment of students during final year project defence.• Students’ adviser on academics Show less

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  Vocational studies and Entrepreneurship development center

  Oct 2020 - Jan 2023

  Head of Department

  • Ensured smooth running of the department through proper coordination of staff activities and Vocational Training programs. • Ensured the functionality of different units and the smooth running of practicals in various units of the Entrepreneurship Education Development (EED) Center• Organized vocation-based training for students on skill acquisition and more than 800 students were trained.• Coordinated examinations for students within the department.• Setting and vetting of students' examination questions Show less