About this opportunity
The Federal Ministry of Works has extended applications for the President Tinubu Engineering Mentorship Programme 2026 , a nationwide initiative aimed at equipping young Nigerian engineers and skilled artisans with practical industry experience, professional mentorship, and modern construction skills. The program will provide structured field training and mentorship to participants across projects in Nigeria’s 774 Local Government Areas, while supporting infrastructure development and creating employment opportunities for young professionals.
Eligibility
Graduate Engineers Applicants must: Be Nigerian citizens aged 18–35 years Hold a Degree or HND in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline from a recognized institution Be unemployed and not engaged in government service or any full-time employment Provide evidence of NYSC completion, exemption, or exclusion Reside in, or be willing to work in, any Local Government Area where the Ministry has projects Possess basic computer literacy (knowledge of engineering software is an added advantage) Be willing to participate fully in field training modules Skilled Artisans Applicants must: Be Nigerian citizens aged 18–45 years Possess vocational training, trade test certificates, or verifiable practical experience Be unemployed at the time of application Be physically fit for construction-related field work Be willing to undergo additional training, safety certification, and supervised project attachment
Benefits and support
Successful applicants will receive: Monthly stipends Hands-on practical training Structured field mentorship Basic safety equipment Certificate of completion Priority consideration for future engagements
Documents to prepare
Graduate Engineers Curriculum Vitae (CV) Academic certificates NYSC Certificate (or exemption/exclusion letter) Passport photograph Valid means of identification Local Government Area (LGA) Certificate of Origin Skilled Artisans CV or competency summary Trade test certificate or proof of practical experience Passport photograph Valid means of identification LGA Certificate of Origin
Application steps
Interested and qualified applicants should submit their applications and
Documents to prepare
through the Ministry’s official email: [email protected] Applicants can also complete the official application form here: https://docs. google.
com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd51astfwhkZRwb8ie_GRfefJioSkczQ-cc_w2-fjztUJkXuA/viewform Shortlisted candidates will be invited for verification and orientation.
Who can apply
- Eligibility Criteria Graduate Engineers Applicants must: Be Nigerian citizens aged 18–35 years Hold a Degree or HND in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline from a recognized institution Be unemployed and not engaged in go
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