Digital
Literacy

Empowering youths with future-ready digital skills and access to tech opportunities

82%

of digital jobs require at least basic coding or data skills

Impact Programs

The Nigerian tech industry is worth over $10 billion

Join 3000+

change-makers

The average teenager spends 7+ hours online daily, knowing how to stay safe is no longer optional

Nigeria is Africa’s tech hub

At JA Nigeria, we are focused on equipping youth with the skills, mindset, and tools they need to thrive in an evolving digital economy.

As technology rapidly reshapes economies and labour markets, young people face growing risks of unemployment and exclusion from emerging industries. At JA Nigeria, we respond by equipping youth with future-ready digital skills aligned with employer demand. Through age-appropriate digital skills programs for ages 5-35, we build foundational, intermediate, and advanced competencies that prepare participants to navigate automation, access new-economy opportunities, and contribute meaningfully across sectors.

DIGITAL LITERACY

My Digital World

My Digital World by Meta is a digital safety program for teens aged 14–17, designed to teach internet security through fun, interactive content. It equips students with essential skills like password protection, privacy settings, safe social media use, and online relationship awareness

DIGITAL LITERACY

TechUp4Girls

TechUp4Girls is JA Nigeria’s tech program for girls aged 13–19, aimed at sparking interest in technology careers. In partnership with Lion Head Global Partners, it offers hands-on training and builds confidence through exposure to essential digital skills.

DIGITAL LITERACY

Google Certificate Programs

The Google Certificate program offers an industry-based curriculum, carefully selected by Google experts in project management, cybersecurity, and UI/UX, equipping participants with in-demand skills applicable to both the business and tech landscapes.

DIGITAL LITERACY

Coding Camp

The HP Coding Program is a program aimed at providing under-served school children, aged 11 to 19, the chance to learn and become familiar with the use of technology. Through participation in a three-day boot camp, the students learn the foundational elements of Python programming language.