The Primate of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), the Most Revd. Dr Henry C Ndukuba launched the Joshua Generation Digital Economy Training (JGIYC Digital Economy Skills Training), aligning with CoN vision of nurturing its young people to become transformational leaders in all spheres of life and to possess the Seven Mountains of Influence in society for God’s Kingdom. This program targets the first cohort of 500 young individuals for a 90-day intensive tech bootcamp.

Key features of the program include:

1. Intensive Tech Training: The bootcamp offers rigorous training in various digital economy skills.
2. Global Facilitators: Experienced and Godly facilitators from around the world have been selected to train and mentor participants.
3. Internship Opportunities: After completing the training, successful participants will have the opportunity to undergo internships in different African countries and various global digital platforms.

This initiative reflects a commitment to equipping young people with the necessary skills to thrive as entrepreneurs in the digital economy while fostering Kingdom and spiritual growth.

Recall that at the closing ceremony of the annual Joshua Generation International Youth Conference 2023 edition, the convener and Primate of the Church of Nigeria declared the plan to train 5,000 young people in the thriving digital economy which entails empowering them with digital skills, its entrepreneurship angle aimed at empowering them to become ambassadors of positive change in the society and self-sustaining.

In his words, Primate Ndukuba stated “Everyone of us knows that one of the thriving and growing economies throughout the world is the digital economy, therefore between this year and our next conference, we are going to pay attention to ICT. We shall be training 5,000 young people and releasing them into the digital economy to occupy cyberspace for Christ and the kingdom of God.”

The Primate added that this initiative is coming at the right time when the digital space is being occupied and most young people are into it for bad reasons. We will train young people who are believers and release them to occupy that space for God transforming it for good.
The training process will commence with registration processes at the end of June 2024 followed by selection processes and orientation with the training running through three months (August to October).

Interested participants are to visit https://jgiyc.com/Tranining to register. The registration closes on the 14th of July 2024.

The 90-day bootcamp will be an intensive tech training program on Web Design/ SEO, Video Editing, Mobile App Development, Networking, Data Science, Cyber Security, Data Analysis, Digital Broadcasting, UI/UX Design, Python, Digital Marketing, Ethical Hacking, Graphic/Motion Design, Artificial Intelligence, Social Media Management, Content Creation, Cloud Computing, Basic Computer Training among others.

The Joshua Generation Digital Economy Training will be in partnership with Indigitous and Great Commission Movement Digital Unit to inspire young people from every background including those who cannot afford the cost of such training to embrace their roles as pioneers of digital transformation breaking boundaries and limitations to become self-sustaining and trailblazers.

Godly world-class facilitators have been selected from various locations across the world to train and mentor successful applicants.

For further info contact: Engr. Simon Emeije (Team lead, JGIYC Digital Economy Skills Training)
08032814223 or JGIYC Desk officer 07065330533.

Korede Akintunde
CoN Communication Officer
24-06-2024
Enquiries: [email protected]

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