APPLY: LBS to train NYSC members on business management

Junior Achievement Nigeria (JAN), a non-governmental organisation, says it plans to hold a one-week intensive training for  National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members on business management.

The training is in collaboration with the Lagos Business School (LBS).

In a notice on social media, the nonprofit said application is currently ongoing and would end by July 18, 2023.

The organisation said the training, which is part of its ‘venture in management programme’ (ViMP), is for selected NYSC members.

“The goal of ViMP is to prepare NYSC members for the world of business as managers and entrepreneurs,” JAN said.

“This opportunity is designed to expose future business leaders to the responsibilities, opportunities, and demands of a career in management.

“The weeklong programme includes rigorous and stimulating classroom meetings (led by facilitators from the Lagos Business School), case studies, panel discussions, study groups, guest speakers, and recreation, culminating in a strategy workshop, during which the participants present solutions to different business problems.

“The learning environment mirrors that of the top business schools around the world with case studies focusing on business ethics, accounting and finance, marketing, strategy, social enterprise, general management, leadership, and entrepreneurship.”

“Participants also engage in a community service project and teach JAN programs in nearby elementary schools.”

According to JAN, qualified applicants must be serving youth corps members or recently finished; must be 27 years or younger; must have excellent academic records (minimum 2:1).

The organisation also said applicants must possess a proven interest in general management, and have a track record of leadership, adding that participation in previous JAN program will be an added advantage.

Applicants, the NGO said, must complete the application form online, have a curriculum vitae (must be saved with your full name), and a proof of service (NYSC ID card or call-pp letter).

JAN said interested persons can apply here.