Inclusive Economic Empowerment (IEE) Pathways Programme 2026 in Nigeria
Brief Description
Young Nigerians seeking practical skills, employment opportunities, and entrepreneurial support can explore the Inclusive Economic Empowerment (IEE) Pathways Programme 2026. Implemented under the Non-Formal Education (NFE) programme of the British Council, this initiative is designed to help you develop the competencies needed to enter the workforce or build sustainable enterprises. Whether you want to sharpen your digital edge or secure practical workplace experience, the programme combines foundational training with specialised career and enterprise pathways to help you succeed.
Name of Host Institution
The British Council (implemented locally in Abuja by Octoville Development Company Limited)
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Requirements/Eligibility Criteria
- Open to young Nigerians seeking practical skills, employment, and entrepreneurial support
- Interest in participating in structured foundational and specialised training
- Commitment to completing the 8-week foundational phase and subsequent pathway tracks
- Readiness to engage in supervised internships or enterprise development pathways
Duration
The programme begins with an 8-week Foundational Phase, followed by specialised tracks such as an 8-week employment-focused training programme and a 6-week supervised internship.
Location
Implemented across the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, as well as Lagos, Kano, and Rivers states.
Deadline
Not specified
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