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APPLY: Digital Marketing Career with the DIGIGAP Program

The DIGIGAP Program 5.0, has announced an initiative by Access in partnership with NerdzFactory Foundation.

This program aims to equip young individuals in Lagos with essential digital marketing skills, preparing them for emerging opportunities in the digital landscape.

Benefits:
Access to technical skills training.
Participation in webinars and workshops.
Soft skills training.
Exposure to the tech ecosystem.

Eligibility:
Applicants must be available for the entire training duration.
A minimum of secondary school education is required.
Access to a laptop is mandatory.

Application process:
Physical classes will be conducted at NerdzFactory HQ in Ogudu GRA, Lagos State, while virtual classes will be held on Zoom. Interested candidates can apply here.

Application deadline on July 15, 2024.

Abdulhaqq Obisesan

Student of Mass Communication, staff reporter at EDUGIST.

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