The Kaduna Start-up and Entrepreneurship Programme (KADSTEP) is a massive job creation project born out of a partnership between the Kaduna State Government, Kaduna Business School and the Bank of Industry. The project will see the launch of Kaduna’s first indigenous startup accelerator. Well, kind of. The Enterpreneurship Programme is scheduled to take 12 weeks.
The Kaduna Start-up and Entrepreneurship Programme (KADSTEP) is a massive job creation project born out of a partnership between the Kaduna State Government, Kaduna Business School and the Bank of Industry. The project will see the launch of Kaduna’s first indigenous startup accelerator. Well, kind of.
The Enterpreneurship Programme is scheduled to take 12 weeks. That is, 10 weeks of intensive enterpreneurship training at Kaduna Business School, followed by an exam + 2 weeks mentorship training. At the end of the program, successful participants will get access to a 3 million Naira (approx. $15,000) loan from Bank of Industry.
Are you eligible?
Well, for one, all business ideas are eligible, (it doesn’t have to be tech based). And if your business idea is already in the startup phase, you’re still eligible.
Do you have a post-secondary school qualification? Are you between the ages of 18-45 years? Then what are you waiting for?
Oh, wait. One more thing. Your business venture has to be located in Kaduna State. It’s called KADSTEP for a reason.
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The program will run quarterly, for four years.
Apply here || Read more about it here
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Abubakar Zulkarnain
January 23, 2016, 9:12 pmI’m very happy when I heard of this opportunity twitted by The Executive Governor.
This shows us how much he care about his people
I believe, those with National Business And Technical certificate will benefits a lot.
Thank you Our Governor.
I will also apply to help my self motivated my business
REPLYAliyu Mustapha
January 25, 2016, 11:58 amHello my recommendation is it should be publicized so all should have access thank you.
REPLYJOSEPH STEPHEN
January 26, 2016, 9:25 pmThank you my governor for this idea. I pray that the beneficiaries will be the poor masses especially the right people with good business idea not ghost business ideas.
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