Delivering vocational training and employability programmes aligned to Nigeria's workforce needs — working with government, institutions and industry to create practical pathways into employment.
Overview
TVET UK Nigeria delivers practical, employment-focused skills solutions in partnership with government, institutions and industry.
The organisation focuses on vocational training, employability and entrepreneurship, supporting Nigeria's growing demand for job-ready skills. Its work is aligned with national priorities around youth employment and workforce development, with an emphasis on real, measurable outcomes rather than theory.
Operating as part of the wider TVET UK network, TVET UK Nigeria brings international expertise into a local context, helping to design and deliver programmes that are relevant to employers and scalable at national level.
We bring international expertise into a local context — designing and delivering programmes that are relevant to employers and scalable at national level.
What we do
TVET UK Nigeria works across the vocational training and employability ecosystem, from programme design through to delivery and employment outcomes.
Delivering skills development programmes designed around employer needs and real job opportunities.
Supporting individuals with the skills, confidence and pathways to secure and sustain employment.
Promoting self-employment and enterprise creation as a route to economic participation.
Working with government agencies on workforce development strategies and national skills priorities.
Aligning training to real job opportunities by working directly with employers across sectors.
Contributing to skills and job creation strategies aligned to Nigeria's national development priorities.
Leadership
Chairman — TVET UK Nigeria
Adeleke Adefala is Chairman of TVET UK Nigeria and leads its engagement with government and institutional partners across the country.
He is actively involved in Nigeria's skills and employment ecosystem, working with public sector organisations and stakeholders to promote vocational education as a practical route to job creation.
His focus is on strengthening collaboration between training providers, government and industry — delivering programmes that lead to real employment outcomes for Nigerians.
Government bodies, institutions and employers — get in touch to discuss how we can work together.
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