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The FG's Youth Entrepreneurship Support Programme (YES-PROGRAMME) supported by the Bank of Industry (BOI) in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment, aimed at addressing the worrisome phenomenon of youth unemployment in Nigeria by developing the capacity of the youths and funding their business ideas.

The YES programme is aimed at equipping young people with the skills and knowledge to be self-employed by starting and managing their own businesses.
Okay, here is the full gist:
Participants will be drawn from young aspiring entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 and 35 years, with innovative ideas who must have a minimum educational qualification of an Ordinary National Diploma (OND).

COMPONENTS OF THE YES-PROGRAMME
The YES-Programme comprises the following:
Eight ( weeks extensive online Entrepreneurship and Business Management training which has the ability to test participants understanding and track their progress.
Five (5) days in-class Entrepreneurship and Business Management training (5 modules).
Technical skills training in partnership with the various technical training and vocational institutes in the country.
Financing the businesses by BOI under its SME Cluster initiative in consonance with the United Nations Economic Commission for Africaâs Commodity-based Industrialisation Strategy.
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES

The YES-Programme has the following broad objectives:
To create an interactive learning platform to train young aspiring entrepreneurs in Entrepreneurship, Business Management and Technical Skills that will ultimately translate into improved efficiency and productivity.
To kindle the entrepreneurial spirit of the youths.
To act as an incubation center where business ideas are nurtured to their full potential as well as entrenching global best practices by inculcating a culture of innovation-driven entrepreneurship and ethics in the programme participants.
Promotion of self-employment among graduates of institutions of higher learning, thereby changing their job-seeking mindset.
To deepen financial inclusion by de-risking the young aspiring entrepreneurs and making them eligible for small business loans to be provided by BOI.
Read more...http://www.controversialada.com/2016/03/job-alertit-is-genuine.html#more

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The FG's Youth Entrepreneurship Support Programme (YES-PROGRAMME) supported by the Bank of Industry (BOI) in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment, aimed at addressing the worrisome phenomenon of youth unemployment in Nigeria by developing the capacity of the youths and funding their business ideas.

The YES programme is aimed at equipping young people with the skills and knowledge to be self-employed by starting and managing their own businesses.
Okay, here is the full gist:
Participants will be drawn from young aspiring entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 and 35 years, with innovative ideas who must have a minimum educational qualification of an Ordinary National Diploma (OND).

COMPONENTS OF THE YES-PROGRAMME
The YES-Programme comprises the following:
Eight ( weeks extensive online Entrepreneurship and Business Management training which has the ability to test participants understanding and track their progress.
Five (5) days in-class Entrepreneurship and Business Management training (5 modules).
Technical skills training in partnership with the various technical training and vocational institutes in the country.
Financing the businesses by BOI under its SME Cluster initiative in consonance with the United Nations Economic Commission for Africaâs Commodity-based Industrialisation Strategy.
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES

The YES-Programme has the following broad objectives:
To create an interactive learning platform to train young aspiring entrepreneurs in Entrepreneurship, Business Management and Technical Skills that will ultimately translate into improved efficiency and productivity.
To kindle the entrepreneurial spirit of the youths.
To act as an incubation center where business ideas are nurtured to their full potential as well as entrenching global best practices by inculcating a culture of innovation-driven entrepreneurship and ethics in the programme participants.
Promotion of self-employment among graduates of institutions of higher learning, thereby changing their job-seeking mindset.
To deepen financial inclusion by de-risking the young aspiring entrepreneurs and making them eligible for small business loans to be provided by BOI.
Read more...http://www.controversialada.com/2016/03/job-alertit-is-genuine.html#more

Please, how much is the minimum they can loan to entrepreneurs like me...

Check the link for the details... the money is huge. Runs in Billions