Rhodes West Africa Scholarships 2027 for postgraduate study at the University of Oxford, United Kingdom (Fully Funded) 
Vacancy: Executive Office Analyst (Graduate Trainee) 
The Consolidated Hallmark Graduate Trainee Program 2026 for young Nigerian graduates. 
Asset & Resource Management (ARM) Graduate Trainee Program 2026 for young Nigerian graduates. 
The SystemSpecs Children’s Day Essay Competition 2026 for young Nigerians (₦1,000,000 Prize) 
The Sahara Group Global Management Trainee Programme 2026 for young Nigerian graduates. 
The 2026 GSK Africa Open Lab Postgraduate Fellowship in Biostatistics /Health Data Science for early-career African scientists (Fully Funded) 
The American University of Beirut (AUB) Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program 2026/2027 for Online Masters study (Fully Funded). 
Guaranty Trust Holding Company (GTCO) OND Internship Programme 2026 for young Nigerians 
Applications are now open for the 2026 Julius Berger Vocational Support Programme, an initiative designed to equip young Nigerians with practical technical skills and industry-recognised training that can open doors to meaningful careers. RequirementsTo apply, applicants must: Course Offerings The company has carefully designed curricula for training in the following technical
RES4Africa Academy Technical and Vocational School 2025 for young Africans. (Scholarships Available)
Applications are now open for the 2025 RES4Africa Academy Technical and Vocational School. RES4Africa Foundation, together with its partners Strathmore University, AVSI Foundation, and St. Kizito VTI, and with the support of knowledge partner Enel Foundation, is launching the 37th edition of the RES4Africa Academy Technical and Vocational School (former MGA). The training sessions will be held in
Project T-Max is a Technical & Vocational Education & Training (TVET) framework designed to equip Nigerians with Technical & Vocational skills while maximizing existing private and public TVET centres & resources across the country. The Project is part of the Federal Government’s intervention to alleviate poverty from at least 100 million Nigerians by