Published: 15 Jan 2024 1,549 views
Are you ready to level up your skills and contribute to Nigeria’s digital economy?
Baze University, in collaboration with Domineum, is excited to announce the IDEAS Emerging Technology Skills Scholarship Program!
This fully funded program is your ticket to success!
This comprehensive Programme is strategically designed to empower Nigerian youths hailing from diverse backgrounds, arming them with the knowledge and skills necessary to not only excel in their professional lives but also to actively contribute to the socio-economic development of their respective communities.
The Federal Government of Nigeria through Federal Ministry of Education has obtained a Credit to finance a new World Bank-supported project called: Innovation Development and Effectiveness in the Acquisition of Skills (IDEAS) Project aim at improving the country’s TVET System. The objective of IDEAS project is to improve skills acquisition in Nigeria using a comprehensive approach and addressing key aspects of the skills development delivery system.
It leverages industry involvement for better labour market fit and crowding in of private resources in the formal training system. Enhancing the quality of informal apprenticeship training represents a pro-poor approach aimed at breaking the vicious cycles of low productivity and low skills development in the informal sector. It unlocks essential drivers of quality and relevance including teaching resources and management capacities and scales up important recent policy and regulatory reforms of the Nigerian government, such as the NSQF and the establishment of Sector Skills Councils.
Application Deadline | January 24, 2024 |
Country to study | |
Type | Delta |
Sponsor | Baze University |
Gender | Men and Women |
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Core Modules
All participants are required to take these core modules to deepen their digital transformation and innovation skills. The core modules are as follows:
To start your journey, please follow the steps outlined below:
For more details, visit Baze University Website