One Step Consult

We’ve been quietly working on something meaningful over the past weeks, a digital learning prototype designed in collaboration with the Rwanda Biomedical Centre Research, Innovation and Data science division.

Our goal was simple: explore how we can make health training more accessible, flexible, and practical for the teams doing the work every day. Even if it is in the early stage, the process taught us so much about the leaders dedication and vision that drive Rwanda’s health sector.

We are deeply grateful for the openness and guidance from the RBC team as we shaped the first version of this prototype platform. It reminded us that progress in digital health is always a shared effort built through partnership, patience, and alignment with national priorities.

As the Ministry of Health continues refining its direction for digital learning, we’re taking this as an opportunity to listen, learn, and align our contribution with the broader vision.

For now, we’re proud of what this prototype represents: collaboration, curiosity and a willingness to build and refine together.

We look forward to supporting Rwanda’s digital learning journey in any way we can, at the right time, and in the right alignment.

 

Are you ready to become a champion for your community? 💖
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, but we can change that through knowledge and empowerment. We designed a 5-minute interactive microlearning module to help you understand the unique signs of heart disease in women, practice responding to a real-life scenario, and earn your “Community Health Champion” badge.
👉 Click here to try the module now! https://onestepportfolio.gt.tc/wh/index.html
What’s inside?
Shocking stats about women’s heart health.
A role-playing scenario where you select a role as a community member or health professional and advocate for Women’s Health.
A quick quiz to test your knowledge.
A personalized, downloadable badge.

We’d love to hear your thoughts on the module! Click “Learn More” below to send us a WhatsApp message and share your feedback.
If you’re interested in collaborating with us to create similar engaging learning resources for your organization, please feel free to reach out.

Micro-learning isn’t just an idea it’s already working in real health systems across Africa 🌍

📍 Rwanda: Community health workers trained with smartphone modules kept 98% of their knowledge even six months later.
📍 Kenya: Weekly SMS micro-lessons doubled community health promoters’ knowledge scores in just 12 weeks.
📍 South Africa: WhatsApp-based microlearning proved usable and effective for rural healthcare workers.
📍 Across Africa: Meta-analyses show SMS interventions significantly improve adherence and practice — even with basic phones.

Short, focused lessons are faster, cheaper, and proven to change behaviour where it matters most.

👉 Let’s talk about how One Step Learning can help design microlearning that works for your institution.

You don’t need or -Fi to make training work.

Body:
📍 In Kenya, SMS reminders improved malaria treatment by 24%, lasting months.
📍 In India, 3-minute voice lessons on basic phones reached thousands of CHWs, with 81% completing the course.
📍 In Nigeria, short on-site drills more than doubled clinical skills compared to workshops.

adapts: SMS, voice, or on-site practice. Faster, cheaper, proven.

👉 Let’s talk about how One Step Learning can bring this to your institution.

Hashtags:

Too many mothers die from preventable causes. Rwanda’s maternal mortality is 210 per 100,000 births, and the global target is just 70.

The way we train matters. Workshops are expensive and fade fast. Traditional e-learning is slow and impractical on the job.

Microlearning is different: short, focused lessons that stick. In Rwanda, community health workers kept 98% of their knowledge even 6 months later and across Africa, blended digital training is up to 42% cheaper than workshops.

👉 Let’s talk about how microlearning can strengthen your institution.

✨ Big News ✨
One Step Consult is now officially a member of the ICT Chamber! 🎉

This is the first milestone of our vision to empower health organization across Africa with tools and resources to create the next generation of professionals.

👉 For us: it means joining innovators shaping the future.
👉 For our customers: it means stronger, connected solutions.
👉 For our services: it means more innovation, scalability, and impact.

We’re grateful to the ICT Chamber for welcoming us into this powerful network. Together, we can connect, collaborate, and build the future of digital Rwanda. 💡🤝