NJFP Second Batch: If You Were Not Shortlisted, Here Is What To Do

NJFP Second Batch: If You Were Not Shortlisted, Here Is What To Do

NJFP Second Batch: If You Were Not Shortlisted, Here Is What To Do: The Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Program (NJFP) is currently sending massive invites to successfully shortlisted fellows for the second batch of the program

The second batch of Shortlisted and Matched Fellows is getting attention at the moment, fellows are getting their congratulatory emails in batches, which will span through the month of November 2022

NJFP has made it clear that Congratulations are in order, so, keep observing your emails, for now, more emails will be sent

However, if you were not selected for the second batch list of shortlisted fellows, do not panic, there is just no need for that, this is because 20,000 people must be selected and shortlisted for the first year

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If You Were Not Shortlisted, Here Is What To Do

Therefore, if you were not shortlisted in the first and second batches of less than 5,000 fellows, don’t you think more batches will be released and you could be among them?

FG is engaging more competent hosts to make matching and shortlisting seamless and easy, in weeks to come, more batches will emerge

Apparently, no one knows when the total number of 20,000 fellows will be shortlisted, but we are confident to that fact that 20,000 cohorts will be selected before another batch of 20,000 will be shortlisted  

by the Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Program in partnership with the United Nations Development Program (NJFP/UNDP), has made it clear that 20,000 young fellows will be empowered each year for 5 years

Graduates will also gain skills relating to financial services, trade, manufacturing, agriculture, and agro-processing. Mining, telecommunications, creative industries and technology, education, health, research and development, and public sector institutions.

A total of 20,000 graduates will be placed in both private and public sectors across industries and will be paid N100, 000 for a duration of 12 calendar months