Gateway Skills Program: Empowering Through Technology
Overview:
The Gateway Skills Program, a collaborative initiative between the Ogun State Government and industry leaders like Google, Microsoft, Meta, and GetFundedAfrica Technologies, aims to unleash the potential of youth and SMEs through tailored technological training and skill acquisition. With a focus on digital literacy, entrepreneurship, access to finance, mentorship, job placement, and income generation opportunities, the program offers comprehensive support to residents and indigenes of Ogun State.
Benefits:
- Access to comprehensive support in digital literacy, entrepreneurship training, access to finance, mentorship, job placement, and income generation opportunities.
- Collaboration with industry giants ensures cutting-edge training and resources.
- Eligible applicants can access training, financing, and job opportunities.
- Targeting the training of 100,000 SMEs, with a special focus on youth, to equip them with the latest technologies for success in the digital economy.
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Eligibility Requirements:
To be considered for the program, applicants must:
- Be a resident or indigene of Ogun State.
- Be a job seeker, working professional, business owner, or aspiring entrepreneur.
- Demonstrate commitment to completing the program.
- Show enthusiasm for digital literacy and entrepreneurship.
Available Skills Programs:
Interested candidates can choose from a variety of skill programs, including:
- Soft Skills
- Tech and Adjacent Skills
- Core and Advanced Tech Skills
- SME Technical Skills
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How to Apply:
1. Visit the Gateway Skills Program application page.
2. Choose a desired skills program from options like soft skills, tech and adjacent skills, core and advanced tech skills, and SME technical skills.
3. Register by providing required details and setting a password.
4. Submit the application before the deadline, ensuring all details are accurate.
5. Stay tuned for communication regarding potential selection and program participation.
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