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Quick Tutorials On How To Apply For Project #Skill1000
STEP 1Visit app.skillng.com and you will see the screenshot below. Log in with your email and password: STEP 2Now that you are in, next thing for you to do is to locate “School” and click on it as seen in the picture below: STEP 3Next you will see the page in the screenshot below. All …
Yay! It’s #WorldYouthSkillsDay!
It’s a beautiful, happy and delightful day for all of us at SkillNG and the entire young population, it’s the World Youth Skills Day! Are you feeling excited? So quickly, I’ll be getting you aware of 6 major things that we have done, want to do and want you to do for us in commemoration …
2020: The Year That Almost Paused Learning…
Letter From The Founder For a very long time to come, the year 2020 will continue to serve as a reference point to be the year that challenged the fabrics of our socio-political and economic beliefs. It has helped us see the connection between the strength of global public health and its direct implication on …
SkillNG Holds Skills Acquisition Programme for Students on #ASUU Strike
December is here, herald of holidays and harmattan. It also makes it a month since the Academic staff union of universities went on an indefinite strike. In line with its mission, SkillNG, a startup that connects tutors to learners who want to learn vocational, entrepreneurship, digital and professional skills, has organized a training session tagged …
SkillNG trains campus journalists on how to use digital tools
By: Yusuf Akinpelu [Ibadan]–SkillNG, a startup that creates a medium for the acquisition of entrepreneurship, digital and vocational skills by bringing trainees closer to trainers has trained campus journalists from select few universities in southwest Nigeria on how to use digital tools and the social media in knitting compelling stories. In attendance were campus journalists from …
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Three Tips To Help You Learn a New Skill
[SkillNG]–Many people believe that graduating from school means that active learning has to end. However, they would soon realise that what they learnt at school is not sufficient; workplace is a tense and competitive learning place. Whether we like this news or not, employees are constantly being judged on their capabilities and benchmarked against their …
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