The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) is now accepting applications for its Digital Transformation and New Technology Training (CRYP) Programme, designed to equip undergraduate students with in-demand digital and research skills.
Programme Overview
The CRYP Programme offers training in modern technological tools, advanced research techniques, and industry-relevant digital knowledge. Participants benefit from a structured virtual learning environment, hands-on research projects, and guidance from experienced professionals.
Programme Highlights
- Virtual training and digital laboratories
- Solution development mentorship from industry experts
- Data analytics and cloud computing training
- Digital transformation frameworks
- Research project development support
- Monthly stipend support
- Innovation and incubation opportunities
Programme Benefits
Participants gain a strong foundation in research methodology, practical skills in digital research tools and data analysis, and relevant competencies in science, engineering, and technology domains. The programme also prepares students for postgraduate studies and industry-driven problem solving.
Eligibility Criteria
- 300- and 400-level undergraduate students
- Students currently on Industrial Training (IT)
- Science, Engineering, and Technology disciplines
- Enrolled in public universities in Nigeria
Eligible Fields
Mechatronics Engineering, Computer Science/IT, Data Science, Geoscience, Environmental Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Electrical/Mechanical/Civil Engineering.
Mandatory Requirements
- Registered with student-related associations
- Registered with NODIC JOR
- Have a laptop and internet connection
- CGPA of 3.5 and above in the last academic session
How to Apply
Eligible students should register for an NCDMB NOGIC-JQS Competency ID at https://nogicjqs.gov.ng/auth/register. The application deadline is June 15, 2026.
This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to support youth development and bridge the gap between education and employment in Nigeria.
