Background

Jeremy Drakes is a Turku University of Applied Sciences graduate with a bachelor's degree in International Business Management. For the past ten years, he has delved into the intricacies of web development and WordPress design, and enjoys exploring topics related to web applications, digital marketing, and artificial intelligence. He has practical experience implementing web technologies with principles of marketing, business development, as well as entrepreneurship, and has operated business ventures in the past. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected via technology, he considers e-learning platforms as pragmatic tools for easily disseminating information that can be accessed by individuals and organizations globally. TechClass is pleased to have him as a channel partner to bring awareness to the ever-expanding academic possibilities of digital learning within the Caribbean region.

Schools and Degrees:

• BBA, International Business Management, Turku University of Applied Sciences.
• Entrepreneurship, BisnesAkatemia.

Areas of Specialty:

E-learning, Entrepreneurship, Artificial Intelligence, e-Commerce, Digital Marketing

Hobbies:

Martial arts, yoga, swimming, volunteering, blogging, kite flying

Favorite Quotes:

“If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.” — Martin Luther King Jr.

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Regions

Caribbean Region:

• Barbados
• Dominican Republic
• Jamaica
• Puerto Rico
• Trinidad and Tobago

Education sector in the Caribbean Region

The Caribbean is a conglomerate of various cultures, languages, and people, with several well-known commercial businesses in the financial, tourism, and agricultural industries. Primary, secondary, and tertiary education institutions are nestled within the picturesque and beautiful landscapes of many Caribbean islands. Within the Eastern Caribbean are educational institutions of higher learning where several arts and sciences are taught to local and international students, the most well-known of which is the University of the West Indies that has established campuses in Barbados, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago. The Caribbean has great potential to expand the primary industries that drive many of its islands' economies through digitization. Jeremy considers e-learning as an academic approach that can supply Caribbean nationals and residents with the skills and knowledge needed to aid in the socio-economic development of their respective countries.