Young Nigerians with university degrees or Higher National Diplomas (HND) can apply for The Salt Internship, a fully funded, 12-month residential programme offering a monthly allowance of ₦250,000.
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The programme is organised by Salté Nation and is designed to provide ministry formation, leadership development, mentorship and practical experience. Successful applicants will receive accommodation and a monthly allowance throughout the one-year programme.
The opportunity is open to Nigerians aged 18 to 29 who hold at least a first degree, such as a Bachelor of Science (BSc), Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Education (BEd), or an HND from a recognised institution.
Applicants must be willing to relocate to one of the programme locations: Abuja, Lagos, Ibadan, Uyo, Port Harcourt or Calabar. The internship is residential and requires a full-time commitment.
The programme is ministry-focused, rather than a conventional corporate internship. Its recruitment listing also says candidates should currently serve in a local church, have a genuine interest in ministry and be able to provide a pastoral reference.
What participants will receive
Selected interns will receive ₦250,000 every month for 12 months, amounting to ₦3 million over the programme period. Accommodation is also provided, alongside structured training, mentorship and practical leadership experience.
The flyer does not specify an application deadline, so check the portal.
How to apply
Interested candidates should visit https://internship.saltenation.com/ and complete the online application. Applicants should review the eligibility conditions carefully and provide accurate personal, academic and other requested information. The programme’s main website is https://saltenation.com/. Applications are advertised as open, but candidates should confirm the current status and full selection requirements on the application portal before submitting.
