An additional 90,000 Nigerians have been chosen as fellows in the third cohort of the Federal Government's 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) program.
The statement was made on Tuesday by Dr. Bosun Tijani, Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy.
The Minister said Nigerians who have not yet joined the learning community can still apply for the talent accelerator program to acquire in-demand tech skills and join a pool of technical talent for the expanding digital economy in Nigeria and around the world.
The Minister's remarks The Minister announced the new cohort with a post on his X hand, saying:
"I'm happy to report that Cohort 3 of @3MTTNigeria is now operational, and we'll be adding 90,000 Fellows to begin their training.
"I'm happy to report that Cohort 3 of @3MTTNigeria is now operational, and we'll be adding 90,000 Fellows to begin their training.
"To obtain the next instructions on how to take the necessary foundational learning courses and assessment, please visit your dashboard, 3MTT Community members who have been patiently waiting."
According to the government's published implementation plans, the training would take place in stages.30,000 persons were housed in the first phase, known as Cohort 1, and 270,000 fellows were registered in the second cohort in March of this year.
According to the government's published implementation plans, the training would take place in stages.30,000 persons were housed in the first phase, known as Cohort 1, and 270,000 fellows were registered in the second cohort in March of this year.
The Minister revealed that a sizable portion of the fellows in the program's first cohort were being hired as interns across the nation while announcing the selection of fellows for the second cohort.
In addition, he stated that all of the first phase fellows were at a point where they would be putting what they had learned into practice by collaborating with their colleagues and creating solutions that would demonstrate their competence at hackathons in respective states.
What you should know
The 3MTT initiative, which is a crucial component of the Renewed Hope agenda, aims to establish Nigeria as a net talent exporter and strengthen the country's technical talent base to support its digital economy, according to Tijani.
What you should know
The 3MTT initiative, which is a crucial component of the Renewed Hope agenda, aims to establish Nigeria as a net talent exporter and strengthen the country's technical talent base to support its digital economy, according to Tijani.
The 270,000 Nigerians chosen for the second cohort raises the total to 10% from the program's initial 30,000 participants, or 1% of the 3 million target.
According to Tijani, the various phases of the program will be carried out in accordance with the framework that was jointly developed with important players from government agencies, training providers, educational institutions, development agencies, and the business sector in order to meet its goal.
Nigerians are receiving training in a variety of skills, such as how to use technology to improve certain professions without actually creating new technology.
Nigerians are receiving training in a variety of skills, such as how to use technology to improve certain professions without actually creating new technology.
Among these are Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), CRM Management, Digital Marketing, Project Management Software, Cloud Platforms Navigation, Data Analysis and Visualisation, Accounting Software, Graphics Design, and UX/UI Design.
Source: Nairametrics
Source: Nairametrics
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