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The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved a comprehensive overhaul of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), introducing technology-focused reforms designed to digitise key operations, strengthen digital skills development and better align the 53-year-old national service scheme with Nigeria’s evolving digital economy.
Among the reforms approved by the council is a technology-driven call-up process that will digitise a key stage of the mobilisation exercise, alongside a redesigned six-week orientation programme with greater emphasis on digital skills, entrepreneurship, leadership development and specialised career pathways.
The reforms are intended to reposition the NYSC from a traditional national service programme into a technology-enabled, skills-driven institution that prepares graduates for employment and enterprise in an increasingly digital economy.
FEC has approved a technology-driven overhaul of NYSC, introducing digital call-up, digital skills training and entrepreneurship to prepare graduates for Nigeria’s digital economy. Image credit:This post was originally published on this site.
