The Abia State Government is set to open applications for the fourth cohort of its TechRise digital skills programme, giving young people another opportunity to gain practical technology skills.
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The programme is designed to help participants develop digital skills that can support employment and entrepreneurship.
The upcoming Cohort 4 follows the training of more than 1,350 youths through the first two cohorts of the TechRise programme.
The programme has also recorded employment outcomes, with more than 88 graduates from earlier cohorts reportedly absorbed into the Abia State Civil Service.
The state government said applications will begin soon, urging interested young people to stay alert for further information on the application process.
TechRise is part of Abia’s wider effort to expand digital skills development and create opportunities for young people.
Details such as the official opening date, eligibility requirements and application procedure are expected to be provided when applications open.
Interested applicants should follow official Abia State Government and TechRise channels for updates.
The new cohort will provide another opportunity for eligible participants to pursue digital skills training. The announcement is expected to attract young people seeking practical technology training and new pathways into employment, business and digital careers opportunities.
