Stutern aims to train and place 2000 youths in the tech industry from Lagos, Edo, and Abuja by 2023 | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

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Stutern’s program allows people with little or no prior knowledge of technology to kickstart their careers with no upfront costs. The next cohort begins on June 27th, 2022, and you can apply directly by clicking this link.⬇️ Stutern Nigeria

Only about 1 out of every 5 people in tech are women. To further close this gender gap, Stutern has launchedto encourage more women to pursue careers in technology. The scholarship will providewith a 50% discount and a deferred payment option when they enroll in any of Stutern’s courses with 0 Naira and pay after they get a job.is an Edtech firm that offers training and helps young people get jobs in the tech industry.

Under the Challenge Fund for Youth Employment program, Stutern has partnered with the Netherlands government to bring in 2000 women into tech by 2023. This program is designed to equip women between the ages of 18 and 35 who are graduates, NYSC corps members, or looking to transition into tech with skills in

Stutern’s program allows people with little or no prior knowledge of technology to kickstart their careers with no upfront costs. The learning model accommodates recent university graduates, people who are currently in between jobs, and also individuals who are in a different field but looking to pivot into tech. It is 100% online, which allows people to learn from anywhere at any time.

 

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