Inside our centre
See where learning happens
Every area of our Ibadan centre is clearly demarcated and purpose-built for safe, effective learning.
Every area of our Ibadan centre is clearly demarcated and purpose-built for safe, effective learning.
Every area of our Ibadan centre is designed to support safe, effective learning for children and practitioner trainees.
Clean, well-ventilated classroom spaces designed to accommodate both theoretical instruction and group learning activities.
A resource library giving trainees access to ECE literature, curriculum documents, national standards and professional development materials.
A purpose-designed model room replicating a real early years setting — used for hands-on training in a fully controlled, realistic environment.
A private space available to support the emotional and professional wellbeing of trainees throughout their programme journey.
Secure internet connectivity, Wi-Fi and digital platforms supporting online module delivery, learner assessment and administrative record-keeping.
Hygienic toilet facilities with water and hand-washing materials. Professional cleaners maintain a clean, sanitary environment at all times.
ELES takes safety seriously. Our centre is equipped with the tools and plans necessary to protect every child, trainee and staff member at all times.
Fire extinguishers, sand buckets and a First Aid kit on-site, with clearly defined and practised emergency procedures.
Comprehensive plans cover medical emergencies, fire incidents and lockdown — every staff member, trainee and child knows exactly what to do.
Sensitive child and family information is securely stored and accessed only by authorised persons, with firewalls and regular data backups.
Want to see our safety protocols in person, or have specific questions before enrolling? Get in touch — we're happy to walk you through them.
Early Learning
Educational Services Ltd.
Empowering Nigeria's child care practitioners through nationally accredited, high-quality vocational training - founded in Ibadan in 2014 by Professor Esther Oduolowu.