E-learning is something I have thousands of hours experience working in and thoroughly love it. Having worked for one client, a global finance institute for over a decade as well as one of the worlds largest fizzy pop manufacturers and global perfume brands I can comfortably say this is a field I feel very at home with.

As an accomplished broadcaster on both TV and Radio I find conversational information sharing very easy. Thus, I’ve been an e-learning voice for decades explaining everything from corporate structure, HR matters, Health and Safety training, Legal practices, Personnel programmes, tech courses, Covid training during the Pandemic as well as internal corporate communications and just about anything that a company needs to share information to their workforce and business partners across many different regions.

Now, some people say e-learning is very dry work, it’s not sexy at all that it can be such a long form of boring narrative that it’s not for them. Well, they are right! But it’s how you share it that counts.

Sharing essential information in a way that is digestible, interesting and valuable to the recipient of e-learning audio is a great challenge and one I enjoy.

Yes, lots of voice artist are beginning to loose out to AI vocals in this category of work. Often, due to budget saving reasons. AI it’s true is being chosen over humans by companies that just want to tick the box that their workforce and business partners have received the information shared with them.