Acquire in-demand Digital Employability Skills for FREE and win BIG

Win up to N3.5 Million in the #DigitalForAll challenge, Here's the Opportunity You've Been Waiting For!

You can acquire the most sought-after digital skills for free on the #Digitalforallchallenge?

The #Digitalforallchallenge is a program designed to spur you to learn in-demand digital and technology skills needed for the workplace. It also presents an opportunity for beneficiaries to win up to N3.5 million and other prizes.

What you need to know about the #digitalforallchallenge.

The #digitalforallchallenge is under the Emerging Market Model Initiative (EMMI), an Initiative of Tech4Dev in partnership with Microsoft, which aims to provide access to digital skills training (from digital literacy to advanced training) for Nigerian Youths residing across all regions of Nigeria for free.

It has two categories: The Basic and The Intermediate levels (stay with me). The basic level introduces basic digital literacy skills to the participants, including but not limited to the use of productivity tools, online safety, while the intermediate level teaches Tech skills such as software development, product design, data science, amongst others.

How to participate:

• Visit the digitalforall.tech4dev.com to register for Online Basic Digital skill training or visit any of our physical partner centers to register for either the offline Basic Digital skill training or the offline intermediate Digital skill training.
• Complete either the Basic digital skills training on the learning platform or at any of our partner centers, or complete the Intermediate skills training at any of our partner centers or platforms
• Upload your certificate to the portal provided on digitalforall.tech4dev.com
• Share your certificate on social media, tagging @Tech4Dev and @Microsoft
• Follow @Tech4Dev on Instagram and LinkedIn and @Tech4DevHQ on Twitter
• Wait for further instructions via mail

See! It’s that easy.

For further information visit www.digitalforall.tech4dev.com or send enquiries to: [email protected]