02 Academy concludes successful tuition free training session for over 100 students in Awka
Driven by a profound vision to restore hope to millions of Nigerian youths, 02 Academy has recently concluded a highly successful tuition-free training session for over a hundred students in Awka, Anambra state.
In collaboration with Dominion City Church, a church dedicated to capacity building, participants were equipped with practical skills in copywriting, video content creation, digital marketing, and art direction over a one-month period.
The training program was meticulously designed to provide students with essential, industry-relevant skills, enabling them to thrive in the competitive fields of advertising and digital media, making them employable as well as employers of labour.
At the end of the training, the students were grouped into teams and they worked on a restaurant brand. Their works were so well carried out, that it was reported that an indigen of the community went out the next day to find the restaurant and eat there.
02 Academy’s initiative in Awka was not just an educational venture but a profound social cause aimed at empowering the next generation of creative professionals.
With the belief in the transformative power of education and the importance of equipping young people with the skills they need to succeed, this training session in Awka is a testament to 02 Academy’s commitment to nurturing talent and fostering hope among Nigerian youths.
The tuition-free training, partnered by Dominion City Church, Awka, attracted a diverse group of students, all eager to learn and grow. Through hands-on sessions and expert guidance, participants developed a solid foundation in their chosen disciplines, positioning them for future success in their careers.
02 Academy remains dedicated to its mission of providing quality education and opportunities to young Nigerians, ensuring that the next generation of creatives is well-prepared to make a significant impact in the industry.
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