Africa Skills Revolution Campaign 2024 (Up to USD 1,500


AUDA - NEPAD is calling on all skilled and talented African youths to showcase their achievements and skills in TVET.







If you are a young African with an inspiring career journey here's an opportunity for you.
By sharing your journey achievements, you can motive other young Africans to benefit from the vast opportunities within TVET and contribute to the continent's economic development and growth.




Benefits of the Africa Skills Revolution Campaign are as follow:




  •  Winner stands the chance to receive USD 1,500, which can be used to enhance their skills & scale their careers, or support their ventures.




  • Inspiring stories from participants whether they are final winners or not may be featured on the ASPYEE platform. AUDA - NEPAD's social media channels as well as on the Africa Skills revolution final report.




  •  share your journey and inspire peers ,policy makers, parents and the broader society.




  •  In addition, some of the winners may earn the opportunity to attend world skills Africa 2025, where they can showcase their career progress and demonstrate how this prize has boosted their professional growth.




Application process:

To apply for the Africa Skills Revolution Campaign Program take the procedures below:




Apply online:
All Applications must be online and in any of the following languages through online form:




English
French
Portuguese.






Shortlist Announcement:
Selected Candidates will be informed through e-mail on October 4th 2024.
These candidates are to submit a two minutes video showcasing their skills and success stories before October 10th,23 : 59 ( GMT+3).




Selection procedures and considerations:

Aspirations and Ambitions:
This entails clear articulation of future vocational goals and ambitions and identification of necessary supports to achieve them.




Passion and innovations:
Demonstrates enthusiasm for their projects and skills which is able to inspire others and how TVET has empowered them.




Innovations:
Innovative application of vocational Skills to address challenges or introduce new solutions.




Aspirations:
Clear articulation of future vocational goals and ambitions.




Applications submission deadline:
September 26, 2024

Click Here to apply.

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