How to Apply for FG's Graduate Employment Scheme Online

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How to Apply for FG's Graduate Employment Scheme Online

  1. The federal government of Nigeria has launched N-Power, an initiative aimed at employing Nigerians and creating job employment opportunities too. 

    The scheme is divided into three segments - the N-Power Teacher Corps, the N-Power Knowledge and N-Power Build.

    Under the Teachers Corps, FG said 500,000 graduates will be employed for a period of 2 years across the nation. The Teachers Corps is further divided into 4 segments. (click here to read more about that)

    n-power apply.PNG

    Here's how to apply for the scheme:

    1. go to http://www.npower.gov.ng
    2. hover the cursor on "N-Power programmes" at the right edge of the page (on mobile, just click on it)
    3. on the drop-down menu, select "N-Power teachers corps"
    4. select the program you want to apply for (teach, health, agro and community education)
    5. click on apply

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