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President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme also known as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Initiative On Skilled Artisans For Capacity Building And On-Site, is a key intervention of the Federal Ministry of Works, in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda aimed at strengthening national technical capacity, empowering Nigerian youths, and supporting the delivery of critical infrastructure projects nationwide.



President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme Objective



The following are the objectives of President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme:



1. To equip young artisans with hands-on experience in modern construction methods

2. To develop a sustainable local talent pipeline for the infrastructure growth and development of Nigeria

3. To reduce youth unemployment through structured, short-term engagement

4. To strengthen project delivery by integrating trained local support personnel



Benefits of President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme

The following are the benefits of President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme:



1. Monthly stipends



2. Field mentorship under registered engineers and certified supervisors



3. Hands-on training at Federal construction project sites



4. Provision of basic safety gear (PPE)



5. Certification upon successful completion of the programme



6. Priority consideration for future government or contractor engagements



Requirements for President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme

Candidates applying for President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme must:



1. Be a Nigerian citizens aged 18 to 45 years



2. Have recognized vocational training, trade test certificates, or verifiable practical experience



3. Be unemployed at the time of application



4. Be physically and mentally fit for construction-related field work



5. Be willing to undergo additional training, safety certification, and supervised project attachment



How To Apply for President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme



To apply for President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme interested, eligible and qualified candidates should submit the following through the Ministry's official email: registryfmw@fmw.gov.ng using the Job Title either Graduate Mechanical Engineer (President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme), Graduate Electrical Engineer (President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme) or Graduate Civil Engineer (President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme) as the subject of the email depending on the position applied for.



Application Documents

The Application should contain:



1. CV (or competency summary)

2. Trade test certificate or proof of experience

3. Passport photograph

4. Valid means of identification

5. LGA of Origin certificate

And

Click here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd51astfwhkZRwb8ie_GRfefJioSkczQ-cc_w2-fjztUJkXuA/viewform to apply online

Only shortlisted candidates will be invited for verification and orientation.

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President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme also known as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Initiative On Skilled Artisans For Capacity Building And On-Site, is a key intervention of the Federal Ministry of Works, in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda aimed at strengthening national technical capacity, empowering Nigerian youths, and supporting the delivery of critical infrastructure projects nationwide.



President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme Objective



The following are the objectives of President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme:



1. To equip young artisans with hands-on experience in modern construction methods

2. To develop a sustainable local talent pipeline for the infrastructure growth and development of Nigeria

3. To reduce youth unemployment through structured, short-term engagement

4. To strengthen project delivery by integrating trained local support personnel



Benefits of President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme

The following are the benefits of President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme:



1. Monthly stipends



2. Field mentorship under registered engineers and certified supervisors



3. Hands-on training at Federal construction project sites



4. Provision of basic safety gear (PPE)



5. Certification upon successful completion of the programme



6. Priority consideration for future government or contractor engagements



Requirements for President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme

Candidates applying for President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme must:



1. Be a Nigerian citizens aged 18 to 45 years



2. Have recognized vocational training, trade test certificates, or verifiable practical experience



3. Be unemployed at the time of application



4. Be physically and mentally fit for construction-related field work



5. Be willing to undergo additional training, safety certification, and supervised project attachment



How To Apply for President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme



To apply for President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme interested, eligible and qualified candidates should submit the following through the Ministry's official email: registryfmw@fmw.gov.ng using the Job Title either Graduate Mechanical Engineer (President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme), Graduate Electrical Engineer (President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme) or Graduate Civil Engineer (President Tinubu's Engineering Mentorship Programme) as the subject of the email depending on the position applied for.



Application Documents

The Application should contain:



1. CV (or competency summary)

2. Trade test certificate or proof of experience

3. Passport photograph

4. Valid means of identification

5. LGA of Origin certificate

And

Click here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd51astfwhkZRwb8ie_GRfefJioSkczQ-cc_w2-fjztUJkXuA/viewform to apply online

Only shortlisted candidates will be invited for verification and orientation.

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Better late than never but why wait till now

Noted.


1. To equip young artisans with hands-on experience in modern construction methods

2. To develop a sustainable local talent pipeline for the infrastructure growth and development of Nigeria

3. To reduce youth unemployment through structured, short-term engagement

4. To strengthen project delivery by integrating trained local support personnel

Great!!! This is an opportunity for some people to benefit from.

Nice one. I hope some of my colleagues would participate so as to help mentor trainee engineering graduates.

Kudos…

We will get there one day.

APC..............................................
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Let's hope this is not a plan to recruit more zombies and data boys

BTW, an engineer is different from an artisan and it's hard to see the skills an engineer will pass on to an artisan that will warrant certification

They couldn't host it on a website?

Another banger from the table of the Presidency..............................

Audio as usual, too many beautiful ideas no political will to execute

Kukutente23:
Let's hope this is not a plan to recruit more zombies and data boys

BTW, an engineer is different from an artisan and it's hard to see the skills an engineer will pass on to an artisan that will warrant certification

Go and sit down.

How much practicals do you get from an engineering course in school?

No be for field, lab, construction site, workshop, you go skill up?

Everyday wailing.

Una no dey tire?

Flangelo12:
Go and sit down.

How much practicals do you get from an engineering course in school?

No be for field, lab, construction site, workshop, you go skill up?

Everyday wailing.

Una no dey tire?

An Engineer is a designer and analyst by education and training. Don't be an ignoramus.

Nice one Mr president, at least it will create an employment for the unemployed one's

Lordbinsmar:
An Engineer is a designer and analyst by education and training. Don't be an ignoramus.

Stop talking rubbish.

You must still be on site, at the workshop, lab to oversee the development.

If you don't know what it being constructed, produced, its dimensions and integrity and performance in true life, what is it you are designing?

peleson1:
Better late than never but why wait till now

That is Lagos template, they rush to impress people on election year. After elections, they abandon it.
Check with Okada riders
Check with Ikorodu people, "re: Imagine 4th Mainland bridge", etc.

fmlala:
Another banger from the table of the Presidency..............................

It is all a ruse.... They intend to use them for another shenanigan

I hope it will take all those agberos, off the road.

JJRainbow:
Nice one Mr president, at least it will create an employment for the unemployed one's

I hope Helienus and Manabbq Lizard griller take advantage of this initiative.

To be honest, I love this. Most of our engineering graduates, don't have the relevant skills needed by employers. They tell you in the university, we're only trained about the theory and not practical. However, the labour market needs the practical because that is what solves real life problems.
For instance, the artisan that repairs my generator can dismantle and couple the generator, something so many mechanical engineering graduates don't know how to do. He is not a graduate, but he gets well paid for what he does.
People pay for having practical knowledge not the theory.

All these ones now no dey budget oh, dem go still complain say Tinubu has done nothing, Tinubu has eaten our money, people wey their account balance no reach 10k, na dem dey shout pass.

Can an engineering graduate apply please?

I expect to see less comments on Nairaland going forward. There are too many jobless people here, doing political campaigns. Go and work! Construction is there, farming/ Agriculture , services etc.

Flangelo12:
Go and sit down.

How much practicals do you get from an engineering course in school?

No be for field, lab, construction site, workshop, you go skill up?

Everyday wailing.

Una no dey tire?

What nonsense is this one writing?

How old are you?

Which school did you attend?

Kukutente23:
What nonsense is this one writing?

How old are you?

Which school did you attend?

Kukutente Polytechnic, Aguata.

Welcome development.. Qualified folks apply asap

A Good and International Method of getting the Youths To Be Globally relevant in today's Technologically Changing World 🌍.
Irrespective of the Name,
Govt-at ALL levels Should Lead -by given Financial Supports and relief where necessary so, that Our YOUTHS are not left behind.
And Of Course,we expect Name Calling- from those who only Criticize Govt-without providing alternatives View 🪟.

Nteogwuija:
They couldn't host it on a website?

I'm wondering why they can't host on a website too

dahmie2013:
To be honest, I love this. Most of our engineering graduates, don't have the relevant skills needed by employers. They tell you in the university, we're only trained about the theory and not practical. However, the labour market needs the practical because that is what solves real life problems.
For instance, the artisan that repairs my generator can dismantle and couple the generator, something so many mechanical engineering graduates don't know how to do. He is not a graduate, but he gets well paid for what he does.
People pay for having practical knowledge not the theory.

You are describing technologist and technicians not an engineer.

Flangelo12:
Stop talking rubbish.

You must still be on site, at the workshop, lab to oversee the development.

If you don't know what it being constructed, produced, its dimensions and integrity and performance in true life, what is it you are designing?

It's quite obvious you are naive and ignorant of the engineering profession.

Lordbinsmar:
It's quite obvious you are naive and ignorant of the engineering profession.

Wetin dis one dey talk?

Commot joor.

Lordbinsmar:
You are describing technologist and technicians not an engineer.

I'll rather pay a "technologist" or "technician" who solves my problem, than an engineer who can't. Little wonder these "technologists" or "technicians" as you call them, fool engineers because these engineers don't understand the technicalities of what they do, only the "technologist" or "technician" does. It's results over efforts. Who gets the job done.