TTS Nigeria Programme 2026 Offers Free Career Training for Young Nigerian Women
The TTS Nigeria Programme 2026 is a free skills and career-development opportunity for Nigerian women aged 18 to 35. Implemented by Tech4Dev with Mastercard Foundation funding support, the programme combines professional training with pathways to potential employment. It is not a cash grant, and participation does not guarantee a job.
Applications are open for the TTS Nigeria Programme 2026, a career and workforce-development initiative aimed at helping young Nigerian women build practical skills for technology-enabled and customer-focused employment.
The programme is implemented by the Technology for Social Change and Development Initiative, known as Tech4Dev, with funding support from the Mastercard Foundation.
The opportunity is open to Nigerian women between the ages of 18 and 35. Training is provided at no tuition cost to selected participants.
The programme is designed to strengthen participants' workplace and employability skills while exposing them to career pathways connected to technology-enabled business services, sales, customer acquisition, customer relations and financial services.
Potential career areas identified in the programme information include sales executive, telesales, direct sales, retail banking, relationship management and customer acquisition roles.
Participants may also have access to employment-placement opportunities connected to the programme. Applicants should note that job placement support is not the same as guaranteed employment. Selection, successful completion of training, available vacancies and employer requirements may affect whether an individual ultimately receives a job offer.
The TTS Nigeria Programme should not be classified as a cash grant or conventional academic scholarship. Its primary benefit is free professional training and career support, with possible pathways into employment. No direct cash award or grant amount has been stated.
Applicants are expected to complete the programme's online registration process and provide accurate personal and contact information. The available programme information does not state that applicants must be university graduates.
No confirmed application closing date has been published in the verified source material. Applicants should therefore rely on the programme's designated application form and official programme communications for any subsequent deadline or cohort updates.