My name is FRANCIS X.G. LUYERA, a protagonist of Self-Discovery and a Ugandan born in the late pre-independence fifties. I was once a school teacher and now a universal Educator, offering invigorating, age-old wisdom, talks/seminars and written works to people of all walks of life. I’m a family man, a trained Educator and skilled Manager, a self-made Entrepreneur, a socially moulded Leader and Mentor, and an Inspirational Speaker / Writer. My ambition is to fulfil the tripartite notion below.
Vision: Intellectually talk to the World for the prosperity of humanity.
Mission: Articulate what we usually tend to take for granted
Ideal: Be an Agent of change in people’s lives
Academic Credentials
I obtained a Diploma in Education from the National Teachers’ College (NTC) – Kyambogo in 1980, a BA (Arts) from Makerere University in 1987, a Certificate in Administration from AIM (Institute of Administrative Management Kent, UK) in 1991, Pitman Stage I & II Certificate in Accounting in 1991 and a Master’s Degree in Development Studies from Uganda Martyrs’ University Nkozi in 2004.
I have attended various trainings and workshops at home and abroad. I’m now aspiring to obtain a Doctorate in coaching for personal development.
Language Proficiency (Spoken & Written)
- English (Excellent)
- French (Very Good)
- German (Good)
- Kiswahili (Fair)
- Luganda (Mother Tongue)
Working experience
I worked as a teacher and headteacher in various Ugandan schools from 1980 to 1997. Thereafter, I served for 9 yrs as a Director of SOS Children’s Village, Kakiri – Uganda, affiliated to SOS Kinderdorf International.
Current Occupation
I attained my own independence in 2007, maximizing my potential as a freelance writer, public speaker and mentor on personal development. I’m a promoter of SELF-DISCOVERY, “The Success Password”, empowering people to enjoy the freedom of designing their own lives. I also double as the C.E.O. of EASY TO GRASP ANS APPLY SOLUTIONS.
Publications: The Self-Discovery Series, fiction books and articles
Hobbies: Nature Watching, Gardening, Reading and Interacting with people.