The Imoleayo Michael Foundation has officially opened applications for its selective 10-week remote mentorship initiative.
Tailored specifically for early-career technologists in Nigeria, the program provides structured accountability and guidance to help participants bridge the gap between initial skill acquisition and professional readiness.
Career development initiatives and digital capacity-building programs of this nature are frequently highlighted across international educational events and tech forums.
Free 10-week remote career mentorship for early-career developers in Nigeria
Running from October 12 to December 14, 2026, the completely free online programme accepts an exclusive cohort of just five participants to ensure close mentorship.
It targets individuals who have already begun learning a digital skill, are transitioning into technology, or are within their first two years in the industry.
Remote upskilling initiatives and specialized training paths are regularly featured in global technology news updates.
Imoleayo Michael Foundation tech capacity building initiative
Rather than offering traditional advice alone, the curriculum focuses on building tangible career assets, including an optimized LinkedIn profile, a refined GitHub portfolio, a completed case study, and a strategic 90-day action plan.
Through these targeted milestones, the foundation aims to position emerging African talent for sustainable long-term career growth.
Leading digital empowerment companies and non-profits continue to invest heavily in structured career acceleration frameworks.
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