Are you tired of sitting at home doing nothing?

Are you tired of sending your CV to establishment after establishment and attending interview after interview without any tangible results. You're not alone.

No doubt, getting a job in Nigeria these days has become almost as hard as passing a camel through the eye of a needle.

There are simply way too many graduates and not enough jobs to go around.

Does it then mean that there is no hope of earning a decent living as a youth living in Nigeria?

No, alas, there is hope…..

There is one sector that has yielded the most positive results for everyone involved. That sector is none other than the technology sector.

It's no secret that a career in technology is one of the most lucrative career options available today.

According to a survey by Techpoint.ng, the average salary for software developers in Nigeria is ₦275,980/month.

With dedication and focus, in two years, you can command up to ₦500K/month or more as a senior developer. There's even a saying that a job in tech is now the new oil company job.

Software developers are making waves within and outside the country. Hardly a tech conference happens anywhere in the world where a Nigerian developer isn't invited to speak.

What's more, techies also find it easier to relocate outside Nigeria (to greener pastures?). Several Nigerian techies got offered jobs outside Nigeria (Europe and America) last year alone.

Companies like booking.com and other notable tech companies went on massive recruitment drives in Nigeria last year, a trend that is expected to increase.

The reality is that numerous countries have more than $10 billion (cumulatively) in unclaimed tech wages also due to this lack of talent to fill roles. Software engineering skills, particularly in web and app development, are consistently in high demand. For skilled tech professionals, the world is their proverbial oyster.

At the beginning of 2017, the Nigerian tech ecosystem had a valuation of $2 billion, making it the largest in Africa.

Also last year, the federal government budgeted over nine billion naira to spend on foreign software, enough to create 2000 well-paid local technology jobs.

With well-honed coding skills, success is all but guaranteed in the Nigerian and global markets.

What does all this mean for you-you ask? considering that you have no programming skills...

The good news is that with focus and dedication, anyone can become an employable software developer after only 12 weeks of training. Yes, 12 weeks is all it takes to get you on your way to a rewarding career in tech.

The New Economy Skills Accelerator, NESA by Makers [url]nesa.makers.ng[/url] is banking on this to equip young Nigerians with the skills that enable them to participate in today’s digital economy.

They specialize in preparing students, unemployed graduates, part-time and full-time professionals for rewarding careers in tech or high-growth entrepreneurial activities.

They achieve this by ensuring their trainees learn the most relevant skills face-to-face from practicing software development professionals while helping them build a portfolio of relevant work.

Graduates of the program have gone to land jobs at notable tech companies in Nigeria.

Some program benefits include:
⚡ Learning relevant software development skills (HTML/CSS, JavaScript, and PHP/SQL, ReactJS, Laravel, and Bootstrap)
⚡ Job placement with our hiring partners upon successful program completion
⚡ Access to our pool of mentors around the world

NESA is currently accepting applications for cohort #4 of their full-stack web development training program. If you are interested in beginning a lucrative career in tech, you can apply here: www.nesa.makers.ng/apply

Even if you're not interested, you probably know someone who will benefit from the program. Think about everyone you know who has been doing nothing for a while and share this with them to let them know that this opportunity exists. They will thank you for it.

For more info about the program visit www.nesa.makers.ng/program or call/Whatsapp 09034843983.

Op u people are wicked fa. So if I get 350k, I go come sit down for house dey wait for one yeye job? Fear God

adontcare:
Op u people are wicked fa. So if I get 350k, I go come sit down for house dey wait for one yeye job? Fear God

You don't need to have 350k to enroll in the program. You can spread the payment over three months.

Will you help with career placement?