Betty Kayode - Human Resources Professional, Educationist & Speech Trainer

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 Betty Kayode is a Human Resources Professional, Educationist, and Speech and Diction Trainer based in Lagos, Nigeria, with over 12 years of experience in education and human development. She is also the Director of Speech Court Services, a registered diction, etiquette, and public speaking training outfit, which engages in the training of schools, customer care executives, corporate organizations, presenters, religious organizations, and others on elocution, public speaking, spelling bee coaching, voice-overs, and etiquette development.

She is a certified Human Resources professional accredited by the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM) and the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), reflecting her commitment to professionalism, ethical standards, and continuous development in Human Resources and communication practice.

She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) and has also completed a Basic Certificate Course in Child Care and Early Childhood Education from Early Spring Teachers Academy, strengthening her expertise in teaching, training, and early childhood development.

She is also an Associate of the Professional Speech Master and Linguistics Proficiency, further enhancing her authority in communication, diction, and public speaking training.

With a strong background in both Human Resources and Education, she brings a balanced approach to people development, combining corporate HR practice with academic and mentorship experience.

Her professional experience includes recruitment, employee relations, training and development, performance management, and organizational support. As an Educationist, she has spent over a decade contributing to academic growth, mentoring learners, and supporting effective teaching and learning environments.

She is widely recognized for her strong communication skills, leadership ability, and passion for developing people. Her work focuses on building productive environments, improving employee engagement, and supporting long-term organizational success.

Core Areas of Expertise:

  • Human Resource Management
  • Talent Acquisition & Employee Relations
  • Training & Development
  • Education & Mentorship
  • Speech, Diction & Public Speaking Training
  • Etiquette & Communication Development
  • Early Childhood Education
  • Performance Management
  • Organizational Development

 Based in Lagos, Nigeria.

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