The federal government of Nigeria recently launched a thoughtful program to turn life into technical and vocational education. The students who are enrolled in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges are now set to receive a monthly grant of N45,000 and no strings attached to this.
This initiative is basically shared by executive secretary Prof. Idris Bugaje with the aims to make technical education more appealing, increasing enrollment, and to put young Nigerians on a perfect path towards the practical skills that can land them jobs at home or abroad.
It is a part of broader efforts which include the fee support, industry mentorship, and a N120 billion backing, to strengthen the Technical and Vocational Education and Training system.
Overview of Nigeria to Pay N45,000 Monthly to TVET Students
| Article on | FG proposes N45,000 monthly pay to Nigerian TVET students |
| Program Name | N45,000 Monthly Allowance for TVET Students |
| Who announced the program | Prof. Idris Bugaje who is Executive Secretary of NBTE |
| Targeted Group | Full-time students in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions approved by Government |
| Amount of Benefits | N45,000 per student per month |
| Eligibility Highlights | Full-time enrollment, accredited program, active participation in training |
| Total amount of Funding | N120 billion backing from the Federal Government |
| Main reason for the program | To encourage the youth to pursue technical and vocational skills for better employment prospects |
| Article Category | Finance Aid |
Who Can Get the N45,000 Monthly TVET Allowance?
To get the benefits from the N45,000 monthly allowance, the students must have to meet certain conditions. As this grant is basically implemented with the aim to provide benefits specifically at those enrolled in government-recognized technical and vocational colleges.
Applicants must have registered full-time in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) program and actively participate in the training activities. Also the priority will be given to students in affiliated institutions and programs which focuses on the practical skills needed in the industries. The main goal is to ensure that the support will reach the dedicated learners who are serious about building their career in technical fields.
- The Applicants must be enrolled full-time in a TVET institution which is approved by the Government.
- The program of study must be affiliated and oriented to various skills.
- He/she must have active participation in classes and training sessions which is required.
- There will be a priority for the students in high-demand skill areas
- The recipients must meet any additional guidelines set by the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) board.
How Much Will Eligible Students Receive?
The eligible students of TVET in Nigeria will receive a monthly payment of N45,000 from the Federal Government of Nigeria. This allowance or support is basically a part of a N120 billion initiative which is implemented to support technical and vocational training. The amount of benefits is meant to help the students to cover their living expenses, learning materials, and other costs while they focus on building practical skills.
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The Payments will continue for the duration of their program, as long as they meet the requirements as per the eligibility. The main aim is to make skill-based education more affordable and attractive for the individuals of Nigeria.
| Amount of Benefit | Frequency | Main Purpose of Benefits |
| ₦45,000 | Monthly | Support living and study costs for TVET students |
Frequently Asked Questions on the TVET Allowance
Q1. Who is going to be eligible for receiving the benefits of N45,000 as a monthly payment?
The Student who has Full-time enrollment, government affiliated program, and active participation in training to become eligible for receiving the benefits monthly.
Q2. What is the frequency of the payments to the Nigerian Students.
The students of Nigeria will get the payments per month by this program.
Q3. How will the N45,000 monthly payment be delivered to TVET students?
The payment will be transferred directly to the beneficiary’s bank account linked to their enrollment records in the TVET institution.
Q4. Is the N45,000 TVET allowance a loan or does it need to be repaid?
No, it is not a loan. The allowance is a grant from the Federal Government to support students and does not need to be repaid.
Q5. Will all TVET programs be covered under this scheme?
Only accredited and government-approved TVET programs will be eligible for this monthly allowance. Students must ensure their course is recognized under the scheme before applying.
