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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/checkthi/domains/scholar027.com/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114The COVID-19 pandemic has without a doubt exacerbated major economic and social challenges across the globe.
In Africa, young people, especially the vulnerable youth, have not been spared the devastating effects of the pandemic. The disruption by the COVID-19 pandemic has amplified many of the challenges already facing the continent’s youth.
The challenge for all is to embolden young people to escalate their contributions to the African recovery agenda by spearheading a network of local catalytic solutions, supported by regional advocacy and policy influencing.
This is why YOTA (Youth Opportunity & Transformation in Africa) has launched the Youth Innovation Challenge to foster and nurture catalytic youth-led solutions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Challenge forms part of activities under the Africa Youth Partnership to Advocate an Equitable Recovery from the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Criterion:
YOTA is supporting young innovators to drive change and contribute to post-pandemic recovery efforts through grassroots innovations and social action. This is to alleviate the negative consequences of the pandemic on young people and their communities while elevating the ideas, ingenuity, and creativity of young innovators working to address the effects of the global health crisis.
YOTA is calling out to young innovators from Gambia, Ghana, Liberia, and Nigeria to participate in the Youth Innovation Challenge, by showcasing their ideas and proposed solutions for addressing the many challenges posed to the continent, by the COVID-19 pandemic.
We are looking for the most talented young innovators from Gambia, Ghana, Liberia, and Nigeria to showcase their ideas on and proposed solutions for addressing the many challenges posed to the continent by the COVID-19 pandemic.
We want to support youth innovation for the advancement of inclusive and equitable post-pandemic recovery efforts.
Individuals or teams of young innovators in participating countries can take part in the Challenge by deploying the human-centered design approach to problem-solving in education and skills, youth employment and enterprises, health systems and treatment, vaccine equity, distribution, and uptake, among others.
The best ideas or solutions from each participating country, as decided by our panel of judges and peers, will receive a mix of financial support, complete with expert advice, networking, tools, and other opportunities to enable them to implement their solutions.
Challenge Sectors:
The thematic focus of the Youth Innovation Challenge cuts across several sectors, as long as a direct connection can be made to post-pandemic recovery potential.
In particular, we are looking for youth-led solutions that address challenges in one or more of the following themes:
Timeline of Events:
First Round Submissions Open
First Round Submissions Deadline
Announcement of shortlisted submissions
Business development support, coaching, networking opportunities and technical assistance for shortlisted submissions
Second Round Submissions end
Announcement of top four submissions with cash awards
Eligibility:
Truly innovative and impactful ideas or solutions that have the potential to change lives in a sustainable way.
Awards:
Participants of the Youth Innovation Challenge stand the chance of receiving a mix of support to enable them to implement their solutions, including:
Submissions Deadline:
29th July 2022
]]>The program is designed to take the skill acquisition programmes to the rural youth population with the objectives to create income-earning opportunities, stem youth restiveness, discourage rural-urban drift and grow the local economy.
The target demography are Nigerians youths who are of native origins from a rural community and are also in need of business start-ups and fundamental business skills.
Host: Federal Government of Nigeria Tagged: Training Eligible Country: Nigeria Benefits: 300,000 Naira Stipends | Grants Deadline: Not Specified
The Rural Youth Skill Acquisition Programme RYSA is organised by the Centre for Rural Youth Entrepreneurship and Environmental Development with support from the Federal Government with UNCDF, UNIDO and EU as funding partners.
The RYSA programme has two training components as follows:
The Practical / Hands-on training: This entails training of beneficiaries of the programme to acquire further practical skills required for them to succeed in their chosen enterprises. This training will be carved out by Master Trainers designated across different communities Nationwide.
The Community Business School (CBS) training: The CBS Is a mandatory programme for all RYSA beneficiaries to be undertaken once a week for twelve weeks in the course of the practical/hands-on training programmes. The programme is meant to equip beneficiaries with life and business skills that are critical to success in life and business.
Community Business School (CBS) Course Outline:
List of Skill-Sets/Enterprises/Ventures :
Requirements:
The criteria that must be met by applicants for selection;
Duration and Reward
Monthly Stipend: Beneficiaries of the program will receive the minimum monthly stipend of N50,000 in the course of their 6(six) months training with RYSA.
Startup-Packs: The Startup-packs for RYSA Nigeria program are;
The Work Tools are equipments that will be given to beneficiaries at the end of the training, which will be used to start up their own enterprise. While the Seed Grant supports their ventures as new employers of manpower.
Required Documents
Do not upload documents that are larger than 500kbs, it will not be processed.
If you do not receive the verification email, kindly wait for 10-15minutes then login with your registered email address and password.
Method of Application
Interested candidates should Complete and submit the online application form , which will require confirming their registration with a valid email address then setting up your contact information
It is important to visit the official website to access the application form and for more detailed information on how to apply for this offer.
Deadline:
Not Specified
]]>Deji Alli ARM Young Talent Award is an ARM initiative in partnership with TechnoVision’s TVC Labs that aims at providing young Nigerians with an opportunity to develop innovative start-up ventures that add economic value to Nigeria.
The DAAYTA 2023 initiative is in line with ARM’s commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) with the aim of building a generation of change leaders, working together to build a better future.
Host: TechnoVision Tagged: Competitions Eligible Country: Nigeria Reward: ₦12,000,000 (twelve million naira) Deadline: December 27, 2022
The Deji Alli ARM Young Talent Award (DAAYTA) programme was inaugurated by ARM in honor of its founding CEO in 2015 to promote lifelong learning by helping young Nigerian graduates and undergraduates bring ideas to life.
It seeks to support business ideas that intentionally create a positive societal impact while generating a financial return.
Requirements:
To be eligible for the award, the applicant must:
Duration and Reward
The winner of DAAYTA 2023 shall, subject to the Terms & Conditions , receive funding of ₦12,000,000 (twelve million naira) over a period of one (1) year for the following purposes:
For more information on eligibility criteria, kindly refer to the Terms & Conditions
Method of Application
Interested and qualified applicants should apply using the link below.
Deadline:
December 27, 2022
]]>Microsoft’s mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. As employees we come together with a growth mindset, innovate to empower others, and collaborate to realize our shared goals.
Host: Microsoft Tagged: Internship Eligibility: Undergraduate & PostGraduate Students Eligible Countries: Nigeria Benefits: Training | Mentorship | Opportunities to network and connect Deadline: Not Specified
The internship is created for you to not only conduct excellent work while having the chance to learn and develop, but also to experience our culture, which is full of memorable events, executive participation, and interactions with varied community members.
At Microsoft, Interns work on real-world projects in collaboration with teams across the world, while having fun along the way. You’ll be empowered to build community, explore your passions, and achieve your goals. This is your chance to bring your solutions and ideas to life while working on innovative technology.
Responsibilities
Internship Requirements
Pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in engineering, computer science or related field.
• Must have at least one additional quarter/semester of school remaining following the completion of the internship
• Programming experience in an object-oriented language (C, C#, C++, Java, Python).
• Ability to demonstrate an understanding of computer science fundamentals, including data structures and algorithms.
Internship Benefits
Benefits/perks listed below may vary depending on the nature of your employment with Microsoft and the country where you work.
Deadline:
Not Specified
The Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company (IKEDC) owns and operates the largest power distribution network in Nigeria. A customer-focused organisation, IKEDC is committed to empowering the lives and businesses of its users through innovation and the efficient distribution of sustainable power.
Host: Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company (IKEDC) Tagged: Internships | Training Eligible Countries: Nigeria Reward: Training | Mentorship | Employment Deadline: August 31, 2022
Ikeja Electric has over 600,000 customers who the company is committed to serve with a New Spirit, New Drive and New Energy. This resolve continues to elicit a passion for service excellence and new thinking on how to empower lives and businesses across the IE network.
Applications are currently open for the 2022 Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company (IKEDC) program for Young Engineers.
Requirements:
To be considered, you must:
Benefits
Successful candidates will be expected to work within the power distribution sector with experienced engineers, developing skills and experience in order to become a competent and effective professional Engineer within the Power Sector and provided with challenging job opportunities.
Required Documents
To apply, candidates must be ready to submit the following documents;
Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should fill the application form and upload the necessary documents using the link below.
Deadline:
August 31, 2022
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