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Federal Government and Huawei to give 2000 citizens IT training

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June 9, 2016 3:12 PM

Vice President Yemi Osibanjo says that the present administration holds technology and its advancement in high regards.

Vice-President of Nigeria- Yemi Osinbajo

The Federal Government of Nigeria has agreed a partnership deal with Huawei which will see 2000 Young Nigerians trained in ICT/Telecoms.

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In a chat with Osamuren Osamuyi of Tech Cabal, Vice President Yemi Osibanjo revealed that the present administration holds technology and its advancement in high regards.

For this reason, the government has reached a partnership agreement with Huawei to develop a training course called ICTforChange. It’s designed for 18 – 30 year olds who have University/Polytechnic degrees in technology-related fields and it’s free of charge.

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The training will cover ICT Fundamentals, Huawei Certified Datacom Associate (HCDA) Certification, Telecoms Power, BTS and Microwave Installation.

Interested applicants can find out more by checking out Huawei website for more information and registration which closes on June 15th 2016.

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