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Brent Abrahams (Western Academy of Beijing)

January 21, 2017May 3, 2017
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Muhammad and I have know each other for 5 years, working together at Western Academy of Beijing (WAB), when Muhammad was the Head of the IT Department at the school. At that time, we collaborated to provide the school with a new online curriculum management system that I had developed. Muhammad was extremely supportive and showed an impressive knowledge of the existing solutions and their pros and cons, which was both helpful and encouraging as I developed new features to support WAB’s specific needs.

Some things I really value about Muhammad is the way that he is a no nonsense, straight shooter when getting things done, but manages to remain approachable and personable at the same time. His job as Head of IT was sometimes challenging, meeting the multifarious demands of a large and busy staff, but he was able to earn and retain the approbation of the vast majority of his colleagues.

I would be very happy to work with Muhammad again in the future and can wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone who needs an EdTech consultant.

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Simon May (American School of Warsaw)

January 17, 2017January 17, 2017
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To Whom It May Concern:

In November 2015 the American School of Warsaw requested the services of Mohammad Azeem to conduct a technology audit to gain an expert opinion of the state of the our IT infrastructure and Systems.

We were extremely impressed with Muhammad’s professional and planned visit. Muhammad started his visit by meeting with all stakeholders. This provided essential feedback on how our systems are being used and identified areas where we had strengths and also areas that needed strengthening. It was clear in the meetings that he had an excellent understanding of the technical needs of schools. Muhammad has a calm professional manner that makes it easy for people to talk to him about technology and their needs.

The report that Mohammad compiled was extremely comprehensive and gave us a clear understanding of where the IT infrastructure needs to be developed. Each section of the report gave clear recommendations that we are implementing.

We received his full report within 3 days of his visit. His report has given us a solid foundation for us to move forward. We would highly recommend Muhammad to anyone who needs guidance and an expert opinion in the development of their IT Infrastructure and Systems.

January 21st, 2016
Simon May
Elementary School Technology Coach, American School of Warsaw
Learning 2 Leader, Learning 2 Conferences

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Mathew Cramer (Greenford High School – U.K.)

January 8, 2017January 17, 2017
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From 2002 to 2008, Muhammad Azeem was the ICT Network Manager at Greenford High, a large and successful, mixed sex, multi-cultural, non-selective, secondary school in Southall, West London.

Muhammad was an outstanding professional, completely dedicated to doing his job as well as he possibly could. He puts in long hours, has great subject knowledge and gave 100% to the school. He also contributed significantly, in terms of ICT, to the move from our old school buildings to our new ones. I was hugely reluctant to lose him and can recommend him warmly without hesitation.

Mathew Cramer, Headteacher, Greenford High School, Southall, West London – U.K.

Mathew did not wish to upload a video but is happy to provide a complete directly if needed.

Please contact me at muhammad at azeem dot online for Mathew's email address and telephone number.

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Ellen Carberry

December 16, 2016December 17, 2016
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Ellen Carberry – Parent of students @ Western Academy of Beijing
Global Leader of High-Growth Companies
Advisory Council Member – Greentech Capital Advisors
email: <undisclosed>
December, 7th, 2016

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Donna Connolly (Western Academy of Beijing)

December 7, 2016January 8, 2017
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To Whom It May Concern:

It is my sincere pleasure to provide this written letter of reference for Muhammad Azeem who is currently working in the role of Educational Technologies Consultant.

In my former positions of Deputy Director and Middle School Principal at The Western Academy of Beijing, I had the opportunity to work with Muhammad for five years, ending in June 2015. During most of this time, Muhammad worked as our IT Manager, a role that is very similar to the Director of Technologies role in many schools.

I maintained a close working relationship with Muhammad as we worked on several committees and initiatives together. At all times, I knew Muhammad to be incredibly skilled in his field, focused, hardworking, calm and possessing much integrity.Despite his very multi-dimensional and demanding position, Muhammad never appeared too busy to help out someone in need.

Muhammad worked with our Senior Education Team, Business Management Team and Technology Integrators to help define the strategic direction, and implementation of our school’s technology vision, innovation, and development. Through his diverse role in supporting and maintain our school’s IT infrastructure, Muhammad was deeply involved in our IT budgeting, 1:1 laptop program, iPad program, teacher training, professional development, media, broadcasting, digital signage, Power School, school email system and multi-site student blogging system…to highlight just a few of his responsibilities.

Muhammad was highly respected by administration, technology integrators, teachers, support staff, students and parents alike. I am pleased to give him my highest recommendation.

If you require more details for this reference, I can be reached at the email address below.

Sincerely,
Donna Connolly, Former Deputy Director/Middle School Principal, Western Academy of Beijing
email: dconnollyisland at gmail dot com
December, 7th, 2016

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Author: Reference

Brent Abrahams (Western Academy of Beijing)

Simon May (American School of Warsaw)

Mathew Cramer (Greenford High School – U.K.)

Ellen Carberry

Donna Connolly (Western Academy of Beijing)