Education: Coursera Scholarship For Capacity Building

The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) in collaboration of Federal Ministry Of Communications and Digital Economy brought another yet exciting digital capacity building opportunity for Nigerian Entrepreneurs.

The title for the capacity " Coursera is a global virtual learning platform that affiliation with many lvy league universities across the world. NITDA partnered with coursera to access licences for its citizens through the paid partnership on the coursera for Government Initiative".

The three learning pathways have been designed to support the development of Nigeria's digital economy and tech ecosystem as follows:

1. Tech Learning pathway;

2. Career Readiness pathway;

3. Entrepreneurs pathway.

To learn more: go to. https://www.coursera.org/programs/tech-learning-pathway-ntt6w?currentTab-CATALOG 

To apply, use the application links for the specific pathway you are interested in.


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