E-Learning
English
German
Teaching is an artform
Is it necessary to have teaching experience to be a great e-learning narrator?
No it isn’t. But it certainly helps.
During my years as a “working actor” (which mainly meant not working as an actor), I took on lots of different jobs to pay the bills. One of them was teaching. It is the only “non-acting” job I still do today.
Because I love teaching
I find passing on knowledge and experience to (more or less) eager students incredibly rewarding. And I understand how to engage a crowd, even on a topic that they couldn’t care less about.
Learning is an incredibly vulnerable experience
Most of us don’t like being told what to do, so it’s important to approach an e-learning narration from a place that’s not patronising, scolding or condescending but nurturing, inviting and on a level with the audience.
Over the past few years, I have narrated hundreds of hours of e-learning (Thanks, GDPR) for global companies as well as start-ups. My aim is to take the listener by the hand and guide them through the course, making even the driest topic engaging and entertaining.
Have a listen to some of my samples below and if you would like to work with me on your next e-learning project, drop me a line.
Employee Onboarding
Youthful, casual, upbeat
German
Risk Management Training
Amicable, lively, conversational
German
Digital Tools Instructional Podcast
Relaxed, youthful, casual
English
Customer Service Training
In character, truthful, friendly
German
Antitrust Employee Training
Welcoming, instructional, smiley
English