Texas, USA – The University of Freelancing, founded by Temitope Okeseeyin née Olukunle a globally recognized leader in HR-Tech and Talent Acquisition has proudly announced the successful completion of its Professional Diploma in No-Code AI program. The University has now trained its first 1,000 students across Texas, equipping professionals, entrepreneurs, and business owners with valuable AI skills—without the need for any coding experience.
As a Forbes Council member and Expert Vetted (Upwork Top 1%), Okeseeyin brings unparalleled expertise to the University of Freelancing, building on her extensive background in Talent Acquisition and her deep understanding of the changing dynamics of the workforce. Her vision is to provide high-quality, accessible education that enables individuals to thrive in the digital economy.
The Professional Diploma in No-Code AI program, launched to meet the growing demand for accessible AI training, empowers students to leverage AI tools in business applications without needing technical expertise. The hands-on, 100% online course takes just three days to complete, offering practical knowledge on how to enhance productivity, streamline operations, and make data-driven decisions using no-code AI tools.
“We are incredibly proud to have successfully completed the first two cohorts of our No-Code AI program here in Texas. Training 1,000 students marks a significant achievement and highlights the need for accessible education in emerging technologies,” said Temitope Okeseeyin, Vice Chancellor and founder of the University of Freelancing. “This accomplishment reflects our mission to empower professionals with the knowledge and tools they need to excel in the digital age. We are thrilled to see our graduates applying their new skills in impactful ways across industries.”
The program’s success underscores the growing demand for practical, hands-on AI education, particularly in the context of the digital transformation reshaping the workforce. Okeseeyin’s leadership in creating this program reflects her broader vision of helping individuals succeed in the future of work, regardless of their technical background.
Key Highlights:
• Cohorts Completed: 1,000 students trained across two successful cohorts
• Program Duration: 3 Days
• Program Delivery: 100% Online
• Certification: Professional Diploma in No-Code AI
• Target Audience: Professionals, Entrepreneurs, and Business Owners
The University of Freelancing continues to expand its offerings, with programs in diverse areas such as HR-Tech, Virtual Assistance, and Freelancing. With her expertise in Talent Acquisition and HR-Tech, Okeseeyin is dedicated to ensuring that students not only gain relevant skills but are also equipped to navigate the rapidly changing job market.
As a Generalist with significant leadership experience, Temitope Okeseeyin (SSM, CMC, ACIPM) is known for her ability to identify the most relevant skills for today’s workforce and provide accessible solutions for acquiring them. Through the University of Freelancing, she is helping individuals bridge the skills gap and stay competitive in a world where technology is rapidly evolving.
“We’re excited to see how our graduates are using their newfound skills to drive success in their businesses and careers,” Okeseeyin added. “The No-Code AI program is just one of many ways we are helping professionals unlock new opportunities in an increasingly digital world.”
About University of Freelancing:
The University of Freelancing is a forward-thinking online educational institution founded by Temitope Okeseeyin née Olukunle (SSM, CMC, ACIPM). The University offers specialized programs and Professional Diplomas in areas such as No-Code AI, HR-Tech, Virtual Assistance, and Freelancing. By delivering hands-on, results-driven education, the University empowers individuals to develop the skills needed to succeed in today’s competitive job market and beyond.
Under Okeseeyin’s leadership, the University of Freelancing is committed to providing accessible, impactful education that helps individuals thrive in the gig economy and the global workforce.
