Basic website development and design skills are required. Applicants must undergo a technical assessment for placement. Your skill level will determine your placement.

Yes, there are three stages: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced.

The learning paths include Frontend and Backend Development, Brand Identity Design, and UI/UX Design.

Yes, the skills acquired during the advanced stage of the program may be sufficient to secure a job. However, this depends on individual performance.

The program typically lasts for four months per stage. With three stages, the total duration can cover an entire year.

There are three windows: Term 1 (January to April), Term 2 (May to August), and Term 3 (September to December). Applications must be sent before the start of a new term while openings are available.

Absolutely! Students are welcome as long as they pass the assessment process.

No. Migration between learning paths is not allowed once the program has started.

The program is mostly remote. However, certain obligations may restrict SIWES and NYSC participants from outside Abuja, Kano, and Adamawa.

The program uses a curated curriculum with text and video-based resources. Self-study is supplemented by assigned mentors.

You may be placed in a lower stage to ease you back up, depending on your initial placement. Basic study resources will be provided to help you.