
Quisha Umemba is the CEO of Umemba Health, an educational technology company that helps organizations and mission-driven leaders build, deliver, and scale training that actually works.
She is a self-taught instructional designer and a nationally recognized curriculum developer. Over the past six years, she has built and licensed curriculum used by more than 300 organizations, training over 5,000 Community Health Workers across the country.
Quisha now spends much of her time helping trainers, curriculum developers, and consultants use AI the right way, as a tool that makes their expertise go further, not something that replaces the work only they can do.

You'll get full access to the recorded session, the slide deck, transcript, and the Curriculum Customization Workbook, which walks through much of what's covered in the training in more detail.
No. While the live examples come from a Community Health Worker curriculum, the process applies to any training or curriculum work, food service, hairstyling, case management, corporate training, and beyond. If you're a trainer in your industry, the same workflow applies.
It helps, but it's not required. The training focuses on customizing existing content for a new audience, so it's most useful if you already have a course or curriculum you're working from, or one you're building toward.
A course is something one person can go through, often self-paced or something you're personally teaching. A curriculum includes everything needed for someone else to teach it too, handouts, a facilitator guide, and assessments. This training touches on both, but focuses mainly on full curriculum customization.
Yes. You'll see the type of AI workflow used to review content and recommend changes, along with where human review stayed part of the process at every step.
The recording runs 90 minutes.
Yes. If you have questions about your own curriculum after watching, you can reach out to schedule a quick connect call to figure out the right next step for you.