Doctor Okonkwo is a brilliant academic who has written Books, Book chapters, Encyclopaedia entries, Journal Articles and Reviews. He has made useful construction in numerous conferences and a prolific creative writers whose play, " Doctors on call: A Tragic Force", was the winner of the 1998 Association of Nigeria Authors (ANA) Drama Prize. He is a caring and loving Parent.
Languages other than English spoken: French (fully written) Igbo (fully) & Hausa (partly)
Details of Education and Qualification Obtained
PTTLS Training Level 4. United Kingdom
Institution
Date
Grade Obtained & Subjects
University of Auckland, New Zealand
Jan. 1982 – Aug. 1988
Part Time after 1983
PhD English (Anglophone Postcolonial Literatures)
University of Auckland, New Zealand
Jan. 1982 – July 1983
Full Time
Postgraduate Diploma in Drama. Studied Play Production, Lighting & Stage Design
Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria
Sept. 1979 – Dec. 1981
Part Time
MA English (African Literature, Literary Theory, Modern European Fiction)
University of Nigeria, Nsukka
Sept. 1974 – June 1978
Full Time
BA English, First Class. (African Literature, Literary Studies, Drama, Linguistics, French & Social Sciences, British Lit from Anglo-Saxon to Present)
Lectureship Experience
Date
Post
Institution
Jan. 2001-Present
Senior English Tutor, Head of English since October 2005
Croydon Metropolitan College, Croydon
Oct. 1998 – Present
Research Consultant (Part Time) through my Chidek Academic Research
1994–Aug. 1998
Senior Lecture in English
University College Chester, Chester, UK
1992-1994
University of Wales Fellow, Part Time Lecturer in English
University of Wales, Cardiff, UK
1991-1992
Visiting Scholar in Commonwealth Studies
Clare Hall, Cambridge University, England
1979-1981
Lecturer in English Literature
Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria
1978-1979
Lecturer in English Literature
Advanced Teachers College, Kano, Nigeria
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