About this opportunity
Applications are open for the She Leads Africa (SLA) BoostHer Programme 2026 , a programme designed to help young Nigerian women develop the skills, confidence and support needed to build businesses and achieve greater economic independence. The programme is delivered by She Leads Africa in collaboration with Jobberman and combines self-paced learning, live masterclasses, mentorship, networking and practical business support.
Eligibility
The programme is open to Nigerian women aged 18–35 , including women who: Have an innovative business idea Are already running a business Want to develop their entrepreneurial skills Are students or recent graduates Want to turn an existing skill into a source of income. What Does the Programme Offer?
Participants can access: Expert-led training Self-paced digital courses Live weekly masterclasses Business mentorship and networking Business ideation and branding training Financial management and leadership skills Career development support Business and job opportunities Potential funding through grants and business pitch opportunities A community of ambitious Nigerian women. Skills You Can Learn Entrepreneurial participants can develop skills in areas such as: Video editing Graphic design E-book writing Digital marketing Content creation Data analysis Virtual assistance Interview preparation and career aptitude.
How the Programme Works
The BoostHer Programme uses a blended learning model . Participants can access self-paced courses through SLA’s digital platform, attend live sessions through Zoom and Google Meet, and participate in community networking through platforms such as WhatsApp and Facebook.
Some in-person activities are also organised through universities and community locations. The programme has already recorded significant participation.
According to SLA’s 2026 impact report, 13,709 Nigerian women were trained during Year 1 , while 2,750 recorded income improvements through jobs, promotions, freelance work or product sales. Year 2 has a target of training 30,000 women .
Why You Should Apply
Whether you’re already running a small business or still trying to turn an idea into a source of income, BoostHer provides access to practical skills, experienced professionals and a community of other women entrepreneurs. The programme is particularly useful for women who need business knowledge, digital skills, mentorship and access to opportunities to take the next step.
Application timeline
check the application portal for the current enrollment status.
Application steps
Interested young Nigerian women can review the
programme details
and apply through the official She Leads Africa platform:
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