NJFP Registration Process
The Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Programme (NJFP) is an initiative by the Federal Government of Nigeria aimed at providing young graduates with valuable work experience, skills development, and mentorship opportunities.
If you’re eager to join this prestigious program and kickstart your professional journey,
In this article we will guide you through the NJFP registration process for the year 2023. We’ll cover the program requirements, how to apply.
Understanding the Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Programme
The NJFP is a one-year program designed to bridge the gap between young graduates and the job market. It offers fellows the opportunity to work in reputable private and public sector organizations, gaining hands-on experience and acquiring relevant skills. The program is open to Nigerian graduates from recognized tertiary institutions.
Requirements for NJFP Registration
To be eligible for the NJFP, you need to meet the following requirements:
- Be a Nigerian citizen.
- Hold a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree from a recognized tertiary institution.
- Be below the age of 30.
- Have completed the mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) or have an exemption certificate.
FAQs
Can I apply for the NJFP if I am still in my final year of study?
- No, the NJFP requires applicants to have completed their tertiary education and possess at least a Bachelor’s degree.
Are there any specific academic qualifications required to participate in the NJFP?
- Yes, you need to have a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree from a recognized tertiary institution.
What documents do I need to upload during the registration process?
- You will need to upload your CV, academic transcripts, NYSC certificate, and a valid form of identification (e.g., National ID card, International Passport, or Voter’s card).
Is there an age limit for participating in the NJFP?
- Yes, applicants must be below the age of 30 to be eligible for the NJFP.
