The Enugu State Government has opened applications for 20,000 free certified training slots under the iDICE Skill-to-Job Training Programme for youths across the state’s 17 local government areas.
The programme is designed to equip students, graduates, job seekers, creatives, artisans and entrepreneurs with practical skills and pathways to employment, income generation and business opportunities.
Applicants can choose from three major training pathways, including Digital and Online Skills, Applied Technology and Trades, and Business and Entrepreneurship.
The Digital and Online Skills pathway covers areas such as Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) and Customer Experience, Virtual Assistance, Digital Marketing, Data, IT Support, Software development and other digital services.
The Applied Technology and Trades pathway offers training in Animation and Creative Production, Fashion, Leather and Footwear, Automotive, Solar and Green Technology, as well as other practical technical skills.
The Business and Entrepreneurship pathway focuses on Business Development, Financial Management, Sales, Digital Commerce, Market Access and Enterprise Management.
The programme urged prospective beneficiaries to take advantage of the opportunity to acquire skills capable of leading to jobs, sustainable income or the establishment and growth of businesses.
“Bulie ọkwa gị — Elevate your career. Build your future,” the programme stated.
Interested applicants can apply through the designated application portal, while a WhatsApp community has also been created to provide support and updates to participants.
For enquiries, applicants can call 08028545013 or 09128954467, or reach the programme via WhatsApp on 09169328543 and 09069200595. Enquiries can also be sent to [email protected].
The programme encouraged Enugu youths not to merely acquire skills but to pursue skills that can translate into employment, income and entrepreneurship opportunities.
“Don’t just learn a skill. Learn a skill that can lead to a job, income or business. Apply today,” the organisers stated.
