Are you a young Nigerian who is passionate about technology, digital rights, or data security? Are you eager to learn valuable skills that can set you up for success in the rapidly growing tech industry? This is your opportunity!
The Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC), in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Youth Development and the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), is inviting students from universities and NYSC members nationwide to participate in the Youth Data Protection Awareness and Training Program.
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About the Program
This program is a key part of NDPC’s efforts to empower Nigerian youth with the necessary knowledge and expertise in data privacy, digital rights, and data protection compliance. As the demand for Data Protection Officers (DPOs) continues to rise, with over 500,000 organizations in Nigeria now required to have them, this initiative paves the way for exciting and future-proof career opportunities.
- Participants will undergo expert-led training sessions covering:
- Fundamentals of data protection and privacy
- Nigeria’s Data Protection Act (NDPA) and global standards
- Digital responsibility and ethical use of personal data
- Emerging career paths in data protection and compliance
Who Should Apply?
- Students currently enrolled in a Nigerian university, polytechnic, or college of education
- Serving members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC)
- Youth aged 18–30 interested in cybersecurity, digital policy, and privacy law
Why You Should Apply
- Free professional training in data protection and digital ethics
- Certificate of participation, with access to accredited data protection certification exams
- Improved job prospects in the digital economy
- A chance to be part of Nigeria’s growing ecosystem of digital compliance professionals
- Spaces are limited. Early application is strongly encouraged.
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Selection Process
Successful applicants will be contacted via email or SMS and invited to participate in the next training cohort. Selection will be based on region, availability, and applicant interest.
