Polaris Bank, in partnership with the NYSC and NerdzFactory, had last November commenced a high-impact capacity-building workshop on digital skills targeted at 5,000 NYSC members across 12 states.
The six-month training programme aims to equip fresh graduates with the necessary skills to thrive.
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Providing a progress report on the initiative, Polari’s Bank’s Group Head, Strategic Brand Management, Nduneche Ezurike said that the programme aims to equip young Nigerians with relevant work-ready digital skills on innovation, creativity and digital skills, as well as develop their business acumen.NYSC Portal
He further noted: “The bank understands the importance of digital literacy in the job market. That’s why we are committed to helping fresh graduates improve their skills through our training program. We believe that by doing so, we are helping them succeed in their careers and contributing to the growth and development of the national economy as a whole.”
Commending the programme, Halimah Usman noted: “I am grateful to the bank for providing me with the opportunity to improve my digital skills through their training programme. The skills I have acquired will help me secure a job in the digital marketing industry, and I am confident that with these skills, I will be able to succeed in my career.”JAMB Result
Eze Obioma, another Corps member participating in the training, said: “The bank’s training programme is a step in the right direction, and it is hoped that other organisations will follow suit in helping fresh graduates.”
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