ESG 2022 Ekiti State Digital Skills Academy (ESDA) for Nigerian Youths
Published: 07 Sep 2022
The Ekiti State Digital Skills Academy (ESDA) is an initiative designed to provide youths in Ekiti state with the technology and soft skills competence needed to access local and global job market opportunities. The program covers 4 learning tracks: Front End Software Development, Back End Software Development, Product Design and Product Management.
Ekiti State Digital Skills Academy (ESDA)
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Benefits of Ekiti State Digital Skills Academy (ESDA)
- To facilitate access to economic opportunities for Ekiti’s population through state-wide technology upgrade and digital skills acquisition.
- To empower Ekiti State Youth with advanced technology and soft skills to be able to access local and global entry-level jobs in the technology industry.
- To contribute towards increasing the technology talent pipeline for the Ekiti State technology ecosystem
- To empower Ekiti State Youth with advanced technology and soft skills.
- To reduce youth unemployment in Ekiti State by improving technology competency and creating job-placement opportunities for program beneficiaries.
Requirements for Ekiti State Digital Skills Academy (ESDA)
- Youths between the ages of 16-35 years who currently reside in Ekiti State.
- Applicants must have basic digital literacy.
Application Deadline
September 16, 2022How to Apply
Interested and qualified? Go to
Ekiti State Government on forms.office.com to apply
Only applicants with an active Microsoft outlook email account will be considered for this Cohort. If you do not have a Microsoft account. Kindly open an outlook email for easily access into the Teams platform for lectures.
Go to account.microsoft.com. select Sign in. and then choose Create one. Do not click on "use a phone number or get a new email address".
For more details,visit Ekiti State website