Apply for skills training
Skills are part of the promise to pull Nigerians out of poverty. Once His Excellency, Mr. Peter Obi, and His Excellency, Sen. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, are in government, they plan courses, certificates and apprenticeships for graduates, artisans and anyone growing in their work. Apply now to say what you want to learn, how you'd like to learn it and what you'd need to take part.
Who can apply
School leavers, graduates, NYSC members, artisans, farmers and workers who want a new trade or a better one. Training can be in person near you, online or on the job as an apprenticeship.
What the application asks
First your name, email, phone number and state, which takes about two minutes. Once you're in, these questions about skills and training. Every answer is picked from a list.
Which of these describes you best right now?
Pick the one that fits most of your week.
What would you like to learn?
Add up to 3 skills, trades or professions.
How would you like to learn?
So courses can be planned around people's lives.
What would you need to take part?
Choose up to 3.
A little about you
So we can see how needs differ between groups. Nobody is named in the results.
What applying means
Applying is free and voluntary. ObiKwaJobs records expressions of interest to inform future programmes. It is not an employment agency, and applying does not guarantee a job, loan, benefit or financial assistance.
Anything else? Read the questions and answers.
Other opportunities
- Jobs and employmentGraduates, NYSC members, young people out of work, and skilled and unskilled workers.
- Unemployment benefitsSupport for people who are out of work while they look for their next job.
- Business loans and grantsFinance for entrepreneurs, traders, farmers and small businesses, as a loan or a grant.
- Student stipendsA monthly stipend for students at universities, polytechnics and colleges of education.