My approach to teaching is to engage the students from time to time by asking them pertinent questions to ensure that they are following the lecture. This approach also put my students on alert throughout the lecture. It is my aim to always provide my students with lecture materials and also create a friendly environment all the time to ensure students are relaxed and feel at home. However I never hesitate to point out behaviours which are negative and poison the learning environment.

Since my engagement as a lecturer in June 2005, I have taught several courses in Pharmaceutics, both theory and practicals in all year groups. Some of the key courses I have taught include: Biopharmaceutics, Basic Incompatibilities in Dispensing, Routes of Drug Administration, Liquid and Solid state, Pharmaceutical Aerosols, Physico-chemical Processes in Pharmacy, suppositories, powders and powder Technology, Galenical and Non-Galenical Dosage forms, Post Market Surveillance / Pharmacovigilant, Drug Delivery Systems among others.

I contributed significantly towards the development of the very first editions of our laboratory manuals and continue to play a key role in reviewing the content each year.