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GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR APPLICANTS OF YEAR 2026 NIGERIAN AIR FORCE TRADES AND NON-TRADES MEN/WOMEN RECRUITMENT EXERCISE Application Process is FREE OF CHARGE and no payment should be made at any point throughout the Exercise. PLEASE READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY!!! Online Registration starts on 3 September 2026 and closes on 14 October 2026. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLICANTS 1. Nationality. Applicants must be Nigerian citizens by birth. 2. Age. Applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 22 years for non-tradesmen/women, while for tradesmen/women applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 27 years at the time of application. 3. Marital Status. Applicants must be single and have no children. 4. Height. Applicants must not be less than 1.66m tall for males and not less than 1.63m tall for females. 5. Medical Fitness. Applicants must be medically, physically and psychologically fit and must meet the Nigerian Air Force medical and employment standards. 6. Local Government Area Attestation Form. Applicants’ Local Government Area Attestation Forms must be signed only by one of the following: a. Military officer from the same State as the applicant and not below the rank of Wing Commander in the Nigerian Air Force or the equivalent ranks in the Nigerian Army and Nigerian Navy. b. Police officer of the rank of Chief Superintendent of Police and above. c. Substantive Local Government Chairman/Secretary. d. Magistrates from applicants’ state of origin. The Local Government Area Attestation Forms must be accompanied by the passport photograph and photocopy of the signees’ Drivers Licence or National ID Card or International Passport. 7. Presentation of Original Credentials. Successful applicants will be required to present their original credentials for scrutiny during Selection Interview. The credentials include the following: a. Two recent passport size photographs. b. Original and photocopy of Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age. c. Original and photocopy of educational/trade certificates. d. Original and photocopy of Indigeneship Certificate from applicant’s Local Government Area/State of Origin. e. Original and photocopy of Attestation of Good Character signed by officer of appropriate rank as specified in paragraph 6. 8. Applicants must be free of any previous convictions on criminal grounds by a court of law. 9. Applicants suspected to have impersonated or submitted false document(s) during application shall be disqualified from the Exercise and have their application rejected. Where such fraudulent applicants persist through the process and are detected during interview, they will be arrested and handed over to the Nigeria Police for prosecution. Likewise, false declarations detected later will lead to withdrawal from training and prosecution. Ineligible applicants are therefore advised to heed this warning. To facilitate effective communication/feedback, applicants are required to fill in valid email addresses and telephone numbers in the appropriate spaces provided during application. 10. Application Form. Upon completion of the application forms, applicants must print out the underlisted documents: a. Acknowledgment Form. b. Parent/Guardians Consent Form. c. Local Government Area Attestation Form. 11. Zonal General Aptitude Test. Zonal General Aptitude Test for successful applicants will hold on a date to be conveyed on this Portal. 12. Invitation for Interview. Only eligible applicants who passed the Zonal General Aptitude Test will be invited for Selection Interview through this Portal. In addition, the information will be sent through their email and phone numbers as deemed necessary. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR TRADESMEN AND WOMEN 13. The following guidelines apply to applicants of the tradesmen/women category: a. Applicants with ND/NCE must possess at least lower credit from accredited institutions and must possess a minimum of 5 credits, including Mathematics and English, in not more than 2 sittings in WAEC/NECO/GCE/NABTEB/NBAIS. b. Applicants applying as drivers and other trades that require Trade test must possess a minimum of 5 credits, including Mathematics and English, in not more than 2 sittings in WAEC/NECO/GCE/NABTEB/NBAIS in addition to their Trade Test Certificate and a valid driving licence for drivers. c. Applicants applying as sportsmen/women are to present evidence of their professional experience, which should include certificates and medals. Note: Applicants with HND or First Degrees/Post-Graduate Certificates and University Diploma certificates will not be considered for recruitment as airmen/airwomen into the Nigerian Air Force and should not apply. Applicants with medical qualifications must possess evidence of registration with relevant professional bodies and current valid practicing licence(s). 14. Requirements. Applicants applying as Tradesmen/women are advised to carefully read the requirements below before filling the Forms: a. Aircraft Engineering. Applicants must have ND Certificates from any recognised training institution in Nigeria in any of the following disciplines: (1) Mechanical Engineering Technology (2) Mechatronics Engineering (3) Aeronautics Engineering (4) Aircraft Engineering Technology (5) Electrical Engineering Technology (6) Electrical Electronics Engineering (7) Agricultural Engineering ( Industrial Maintenance Engineering Technology(9) Automobile Technology (10) Welding and Fabrication Technology (11) Metallurgical and Material Engineering Technology b. Armament Technology. Applicants must have ND Certificates in any Science or Engineering related field from any recognised training institution in Nigeria. c. Nurses. Applicants must possess ND Certificate in Nursing or Midwifery from any recognized training institution in Nigeria and must be registered with Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria. Must also possess Annual Practicing License 2026. d. Professions Allied to Medicine. Applicants must have specialists’ qualifications as follows: (1) Pharmacy Technician. Applicants must possess ND Pharmacy Technician from any recognised training institution in Nigeria, registered with Pharmacy Council of Nigeria and possesses Annual Practicing License 2026. (2) Dental Technician. Applicants must possess ND Dental Technology from any recognised training institution in Nigeria, registered with Dental Technologists Registration Board of Nigeria and possesses Annual Practicing License 2026. (3) Nutrition and Dietetics. Applicants must possess ND Nutrition/Dietetics from any recognised training institution in Nigeria. (4) Physiotherapy Technician. Applicants must possess Professional Diploma Certificate in Physiotherapy Technician from any recognised training institution in Nigeria, registered with Medical Rehabilitation Therapists Registration Board of Nigeria and possesses Annual Practicing License 2026. (5) Dental Therapy. Applicants must possess ND Dental Therapy from any recognised training institution in Nigeria, registered with Dental Therapists Registration Board of Nigeria and possesses Annual Practicing License 2026. (6) Dental Surgery Assistant. Applicants must possess ND Dental Health Technician from any recognised training institution in Nigeria, registered with Dental Therapists Registration Board of Nigeria and possesses Annual Practicing License 2026. (7) Medical Laboratory Technician. Applicants must possess Diploma/ND in Medical Laboratory Technician from any recognised training institution in Nigeria, registered with Medical Laboratory Science Council and possesses Annual Practicing License 2026. ( X-Ray Technician. Applicants must possess Diploma/ND in X-Ray Technician/MIPT/ Radiography Technician from any recognised training institution in Nigeria, registered with Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria and possesses Annual Practicing License 2026.(9) Dispensing Optician Technician. Applicants must possess Diploma/ND in Dispensing Opticinary Technician from any recognised training institution in Nigeria, registered with Optometrists & Dispensing Opticians Registration Board of Nigeria and possesses Annual Practicing License 2026. (10) Environmental Health Technician. Applicants must possess ND in Environmental Health from any recognised training institution in Nigerian, registered with Environmental Health Council of Nigeria and possesses Annual Practicing License 2026. (11) Community Health Extension Workers. Applicants must have ND in Community Health extension worker from any recognised training institution in Nigerian, registered with Community Health Practitioners Registration Board of Nigeria and possesses Annual Practicing License 2026. (12) Health Information Management Technicians. Applicants must have ND in Health Information Technology from any recognised training institution in Nigeria. (13) Biomedical Technicians. Applicants must have ND in Biomedical Technician from any recognised training institution in Nigerian. (14) Veterinary Assistant. Applicants must have ND in Veterinary from any recognised training institution in Nigeria. e. Communication Information and Space Technology. Applicants must have ND/NCE/Diploma Certificates from recognised training institution in Nigeria in any of the following disciplines: (1) Electrical Electronics Engineering (2) Information Technology (3) Computer Science (4) Computer Engineering or any Science related field (5) Cyber Security (6) Telecommunication Engineering (7) Satellite Communication ( PhysicsAny globally recognized professional certificate in Networking, Network Security, Cyber Security or Information Technology would be an added advantage. f. Administration/Personnel Management. Must have ND Certificates from any recognised training institution in Nigeria in any of the following disciplines: (1) Business Administration (2) Public Administration (3) Statistics (4) Office Technology Management g. Logistics. Applicants must have ND in Logistics or Trade Test certificate in tailoring in any recognised training institution in Nigeria. h. Works. Applicants must have ND Certificates from any recognised training institution in Nigeria in any of the following disciplines: (1) Draughtsman (2) Land Survey (3) Survey Technology (4) Estate Surveyor Tech (5) Town Planning (6) Cartography (7) Trade Test Certificate in any of the following trades: (a) Domestic Electrician (b) Refrigeration and Air Conditioner Repairs (c) Welding and Fabrication (Iron Bending and Steel Roofers) (d) Carpentry & Joinery (Cabinet makers and Upholsterers) (e) Plumbing (f) Masonry (g) Painting & Decoration (POP Technicians & Tillers) i. Catering. Applicants must have any of the following qualifications from any recognized training institution in Nigeria. (1) ND in Hotel and Catering Management (2) ND in Hospitality Management (3) ND in Events & Tourism Management j. Air Provost. Applicants must have ND Certificates from any recognised training institution in Nigeria in any of the following disciplines: (1) Sociology (2) Criminology (3) Psychology (4) Statistics (Record Analyst) k. Air Intelligence. Applicants must have ND Certificates from any recognised training institution in Nigeria in any of the following disciplines or Diploma/Trade Test in Computer Appreciation. (1) Arabic (Arabic Language Certification) (2) French (French Language Certification) (3) Chinese Language (Mandarin Language Certification) (4) German Language (Deutsch Language Certification) (5) History/Law (6) Computer Science (7) Electrical Engineering ( Cartography (9) Geographical Information Sciences/Geography (10) Information Science (11) Statistics (12) Social Sciences (Criminology/Sociology etc) Language certificate, ability to speak and understand the major local languages such as Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo as well as Kanuri/Fulfude language would be an added advantage. l. Education. Applicants must have NCE Certificates from any recognised training institution in Nigeria in any of the following disciplines: (1) Mathematics/Economics (2) English/Hausa Language (3) Computer/Mathematics (4) Chemistry/Mathematics (5) Physics/Computer (6) Primary Education Studies (7) English/Yoruba Language ( English/Igbo Language(9) Technical Education (10) French/Hausa Language (11) Arabic/English Language (12) Agricultural Science (DM) (13) History/Social Studies (14) Biology (DM) (15) Business Education (DM) (16) Christian Religious Studies (17) Islamic Religious Studies (18) Social & Citizenship Studies m. Public Relations. Applicants must have any of the following qualifications from any recognised training institution in Nigeria: (1) ND Mass Communication/Theatre Arts (2) Trade Test Certificate in Photography (3) Trade Test Certificate in Videography n. Legal Clerks. Applicants must have ND in Law. o. Assistant Imam. Applicants must have ND Certificates from any recognised training institution in Nigeria in any of the following disciplines: (1) Arabic & Islamic Studies (2) Arabic language & Literature (3) Diploma in Sharia Law p. Chaplain Assistant (Catholic). Applicants must have ND/NCE in Christian Religious Studies/Knowledge or Certificate in Catechesis from any recognised training institution in Nigeria. q. Chaplain Assistant (Protestant). Applicants must have Diploma in Theology/ Biblical Studies from any recognised training institution in Nigeria. Priestly/Pastoral Ordination Certificate would be an added advantage. r. Driver/Mechanic. Applicants must have Trade Test certificate Grades I, II, III with a valid current driver's license and practical experience. s. Music. Applicants must have ND/NCE/Trade Test in Music Technology/ Instrument Technology. t. Sports. Applicants must have SSCE and be good in any of the following sports. (1) Fitness Gym/Instructor (2) Athletics (3) Badminton (4) Basket Ball (5) Boxing (6) Football (7) Golf ( Handball(9) Judo (10) Kick Boxing (11) Squash (12) Swimming (13) Table Tennis (14) Taekwondo (15) Tennis (16) Volleyball (17) Wrestling Interested persons must present evidence of professional experience which should include certificate of participation and medal(s) in national and international sporting competitions. In addition, a recommendation letter from the athlete’s State Sport Council and membership of National Sporting Association is an added advantage. u. Account and Budget. Applicants must have ND in Accounting. ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-TRADESMEN AND WOMEN 15. Interested applicants applying for Non-Tradesmen/women must possess a minimum of 5 credits, including Mathematics and English Language, in not more than 2 sittings in WAEC/NECO/GCE/NABTEB/NBAIS. In addition, applicants are required to possess their school’s testimonials. 16. Application Process is FREE OF CHARGE and no payment should be made at any point throughout the Exercise. For Technical Support, please call: 07052683575 and 07030562381 or email: careers@airforce.mil.ng. All phone lines are available from Monday to Friday between 9:00AM and 4:00PM.
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Julius Berger Nigeria Commercial Graduate Trainee Programme 2026 is Currently Ongoing Job Summary The programme is a 3 years structured skilling and competency building intervention whilst undertaking a real job from day one. While successful participants learn about the JBN business, they will be developed and supported ensuring career progression. During this programme, participants will be trained across generic areas and specific areas that aligns with their respective Talent Segment and Job Family. The approach to this hands-on engagement will be blended, allowing both on-the-job and off-the-job learning. Requirements University Degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics or related field. Minimum of Second Class Upper. Basic IT Proficiency. Not more than 26 years of age. Have completed NYSC not over one year. Good command of written and spoken English. Benefits Competitive Salary: Attractive starting salary with opportunity for reviews. Intense Work Exposure: Hands-On Experience Cross-Functional Collaboration Challenging Assignments Professional Development: Comprehensive training and development programs. Access to mentorship and coaching. Career Progression: Clear career path with opportunities for advancement. Regular performance reviews Health and Wellness: Medical insurance. Wellness programs Supportive Work Environment: Inclusive and diverse workplace culture. Employee resource groups and networking opportunities. [b]Job Location: [/b]Abuja Interested and Qualify Candidate should Apply Now: https://jbnrecruitment.seamlesshiring.com/job/view/4145#/ |
Apply to the World Bank Group Young Professionals Program 2027 is Ongoing Applications open on September 1, 2026, and close on September 30, 2026, at 11:59 PM UTC. Submit your application before the deadline https://worldbankgroup.csod.com/ux/ats/careersite/17/home?c=worldbankgroup
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Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) 2026 Recruitment Exercise is officially open! Deadline: July 31, 2026 Apply here👇 https://recruitment.frsc.gov.ng Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Job Recruitment (17 Positions)
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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has officially announced the commencement of its 2026 nationwide recruitment exercise, with the online application portal opening on Friday, July 3, 2026. The registration process is 100% free of charge, and the corps has strongly warned all applicants to disregard fraudsters demanding money for placement. Applications must be completed online within four weeks of the portal opening date. Available Cadres & Qualifications Officer Cadre: Requires a Bachelor's Degree (B.Sc.), Bachelor of Arts (BA), Higher National Diploma (HND), or professional certifications in medical and legal fields, plus a completed NYSC discharge certificate. Age limit is typically between 18 and 35 years. Marshal Inspectorate Cadre: Requires a National Certificate in Education (NCE), National Diploma (ND/OND), Registered Nurse/Midwife certificate, or Community Health Extension Worker (CHEW) certificate. Age limit is between 18 and 30 years. Road Marshal Assistant Cadre: Requires a minimum of 3 to 5 credits in SSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB, which must include Mathematics and English depending on the specific subclass. Drivers, Riders, & Artisans: Tied to the Road Marshal Assistant category; requires a minimum of 4 passes in SSCE, a relevant trade test or professional certificate, and a valid driver's licence for drivers and bikers. General Eligibility Requirements must be a Nigerian citizen by birth. Must be single at the time of application. Must be medically and physically fit, with a certificate of medical fitness from a government hospital. Minimum height of 1.65 metres for male applicants and 1.58 metres for female applicants. Must have a clean record with no criminal convictions or active financial embarrassment. How to Apply Visit the official portal at the FRSC Recruitment Website starting July 3, 2026. Select the specific cadre that matches your educational background and age bracket. Fill out the application form carefully with your correct personal and academic details. Upload your required credentials, including your birth certificate, local government identification, and certificates. Declare all your certificates during this process, as undeclared qualifications will not be accepted for future promotion. Submit the form and immediately print out the completed application page and acknowledgment slip, as you will need them for the physical screening exercise if shortlisted. Good luck! |
How I Passed Dragnet Aptitude Test (Read This Before You Write the Exam) If you're preparing for the 2026 Dragnet Aptitude Test, then you're already on the right track. Last year, I applied for the Seplat Job like many others. At first, I didn’t know what to read or where to start. But after doing some research and practicing with the right materials, I was able to prepare effectively and perform well in the aptitude test. Here’s exactly what worked for me. What I Discovered About Seplat Aptitude Test The Seplat aptitude test is conducted by Dragnet solutions The test format was: Numerical Reasoning Verbal Reasoning and Abstract Reasoning The questions are not difficult, but time is the real challenge. So if you don't practice ahead, you may not be able to answer the questions especially the Abstract reasoning. That was my biggest problem at first. What Helped Me Pass The turning point for me was when I started practicing with Dragnet past questions. I noticed: Questions repeat often Similar patterns appear every year Practicing improves speed This made a huge difference. Where I Got Helpful Materials I got most of my preparation materials from myjobtests Why I recommend myjobtests: ✔ Practice with questions similar to those encountered in Dragnet assessments ✔ Learn effective approaches to solving aptitude test questions quickly ✔ Improve speed, accuracy, and confidence through CBT simulations ✔ Access detailed solutions and explanations for better understanding ✔ Identify recurring question patterns and common test themes ✔ Receive support from an AI-powered explanation assistant ✔ Study anytime using both PDF and online formats After practicing for a few days, I became more confident and faster. My Simple Preparation Strategy Here’s the exact method I used: Step1: Practice daily Step 2: Focus on weak areas Step 3: Take mock tests Step 4: Revise before exam I practiced for about 1–2 weeks and noticed improvement quickly. Topics You Should Focus On Numerical Reasoning Percentages Ratios and Proportions Profit and Loss Simple and Compound Interest Data Interpretation Word Problems Verbal Reasoning Reading Comprehension Sentence Completion Vocabulary Synonyms and Antonyms Critical Reasoning Abstract Reasoning Pattern Recognition Number Sequences Shape Sequences Logical Relationships Analytical Thinking If you're serious about passing the 2026 Dragnet Aptitude Test, start practicing early. Don't wait until exam week. Get past questions, practice consistently, and improve your speed. You can start practicing from myjobtests it helped me, and it will definitely help you too. Goodluck! |
Every year, thousands of Nigerians apply to join the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) in hopes of serving their country and securing a stable, rewarding career. With its competitive salary structure, uniformed prestige, and national relevance, it's no surprise that the NIS recruitment process is one of the most anticipated in Nigeria’s paramilitary sector. But one thing is certain—getting in isn’t easy, and the exam stage is where most applicants are screened out. The NIS recruitment exam is designed to test your general knowledge, current affairs, English language skills, numerical reasoning, and sometimes basic ICT. It's usually conducted online or in designated CBT centres across the country, depending on the phase of the recruitment. The questions are timed, and accuracy matters just as much as speed. Now here’s where many applicants get it wrong—they assume it’s just another multiple-choice test you can “wing.” But those who pass know better. The questions are often drawn from real past exams, sometimes with only slight variations. That’s why reviewing NIS past questions and answers has become one of the most effective strategies for preparation. Practicing with past questions does two things: it helps you understand the pattern and style of the questions, and it gets you comfortable with the pace and pressure of the actual exam. You’ll get familiar with the kinds of current affairs they tend to ask, common grammar traps, basic math tricks, and even questions on the structure and history of the NIS itself. If you've taken the NIS exam before, your input would be helpful. What kind of questions did you get? Was it more about current affairs or logic and reasoning? Sharing your experience can help others prepare smarter. For those looking for updated NIS past questions and answers, I have access to a well-organized study pack that includes previous exam formats and likely topics. Just drop a comment or send me a message if you're interested. In today’s job market, opportunities like this are not to be taken lightly. Preparation can be the difference between getting shortlisted or getting filtered out at the first hurdle. If you’re serious about joining the Nigerian Immigration Service, start preparing early and prepare right. Your uniform starts with your mindset. Good luck to all applicants! |
First off, big congrats if your name is on the PTDF shortlist this year! That alone is a win worth celebrating. But don’t relax just yet. If there’s one thing everyone who has gone through this process knows, it’s that the interview stage is where the real battle begins. The PTDF interview is not your typical “tell us about yourself” session. Expect a panel that can hit you with anything, from hardcore technical questions in your field, to discussions on Nigeria’s energy policies, current affairs, and even your research proposal or study goals. One moment you might be talking about your course of study, and the next, they’re asking your opinion on Nigeria’s push for energy transition. It’s a mental workout, for real. Here’s the catch: there’s no fixed formula. Some panels are chilled, others are all business. But one thing is clear, those who walk in well-prepared have the upper hand. And that’s where past questions and interview experiences become pure gold. A lot of the questions follow recurring patterns, just framed differently each year. Knowing what to expect and how to respond confidently can make all the difference. If you’re going in for postgraduate studies, be ready to defend your course, your school choice, and how your research will contribute to Nigeria’s development. They want thinkers, not just scholars. You’ll also need to show that you’re aware of real issues in the oil and gas sector, think local content, renewable energy trends, climate goals, and the future of petroleum in Africa. Sound overwhelming? It doesn’t have to be, with the right prep, you’ll walk in ready to own that panel. Have you done the PTDF interview before? Let’s hear it! Share the kind of questions you got, how you handled it, or any curveballs they threw your way. And for those looking for a solid compilation of PTDF past interview questions, Drop a comment or send a quick message and I’ll hook you up. At this point, every move counts. You’ve made it this far, don’t let the interview stage stop you. Gear up, stay sharp, and walk in there like you already belong. This is your shot. Make it count. |
Has anyone here come across a TestGorilla assessment during a job application recently? It’s becoming quite popular with companies hiring both locally and internationally. From startups to well-known global brands, employers are now using TestGorilla to screen candidates before interviews. I recently encountered it myself and realized it’s no longer the usual CV-and-interview approach we’re used to. These assessments can test for anything—your logical reasoning, numerical skills, situational judgment, communication ability, or even how well you fit into a company’s culture. Depending on the role, you might also be asked to complete typing tests, programming tasks, or respond to timed scenario-based questions. What makes TestGorilla different from traditional aptitude tests is its wide range of customizable test types. Employers select the exact tests they want candidates to take, and you don’t always know in advance what you’ll get. That uncertainty alone can throw off a lot of people. Add in the fact that the tests are often timed and monitored through your webcam or browser, and it becomes clear that preparation is not something to take lightly. I noticed that the platform does not offer official practice materials or detailed examples of what to expect, which can make first-timers feel like they’re flying blind. But here’s the good news—most of the TestGorilla questions follow standard logical reasoning and cognitive ability patterns, similar to tests like SHL, Talent Q, and PI LI. This means that studying past questions and answers from these types of tests can give you a solid edge. Practicing with these kinds of materials helps you understand the logic behind common question types, improves your speed, and builds confidence under time pressure. For instance, getting comfortable with interpreting charts, number sequences, verbal logic, or behavioral judgment scenarios can go a long way in preparing you for whatever mix TestGorilla throws at you. If you’ve written any of these tests before, feel free to drop your experience—what kind of questions did you get, how hard was it, did you get feedback afterward? The more we share, the more we can all prepare smarter. And if anyone’s interested in reliable past question packs or a prep guide for these assessments, just drop a comment or send a message. I can point you in the right direction. In this job market, every edge matters, and sometimes just knowing what to expect can be the difference between moving forward or getting filtered out early. Best of luck to everyone preparing! |
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