About this opportunity
The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) is inviting applications from eligible women and girls in Kano and Bauchi for its Digital Entrepreneurship Training and Business Support Programme. The programme is designed to address the gender digital divide and expand business opportunities for women and girls in Northern Nigeria by providing practical entrepreneurship and digital skills needed to start, strengthen, and grow sustainable businesses.
Benefits and support
Participants will receive training and support in: Entrepreneurship and business development Financial literacy Digital marketing Business planning Innovation Mentorship Business growth strategies
Eligibility
Applicants must: Be a woman or girl living in Kano or Bauchi Be between 18 and 35 years old Be digitally literate Have access to a smartphone or computer Have an existing business or a viable business idea Be available to complete the training Demonstrate commitment to growing a business Training Location Kano or Bauchi Training dates will be communicated to successful applicants.
Selection process
Applicants will be selected based on:
Eligibility
Commitment to participate fully Business potential Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
Application steps
Interested and eligible applicants should complete the application through the official CITAD programme page: Apply Here: https://citad. org.
ng/agenda-winnig-digital-entrepreneurship-training/
Who can apply
- eligible women and girls in Kano and Bauchi for its Digital Entrepreneurship Training and Business Support Programme
Sources and verification
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