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MAEJT Nigeria Nigeria

Youth Digital Skills & UN SDGs 2030 Partnership

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In Partnership with MAEJT Nigeria
Project Proposal • Open for Grants, CSR & Donations

Helping Young People in Africa Earn with Practical AI & Simple Tech Skills.

Project Horizon is our joint program to teach working youth real digital skills they can use right away—building websites, setting up automated WhatsApp tools for businesses, and earning honest income.

Our Goal

We are seeking funding to set up a dedicated computer training space in Abuja and train 100 working youth per class. By teaching practical digital tools instead of saturated physical crafts, we help youth build sustainable incomes and support the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs 1, 4, 8, 10, and 17).

100
Students Per Cohort
12 Weeks
Hands-on Training
100% Free
For Students
5 SDGs
Global Goals Supported
How We Work Together

Nouvelle Tech × MAEJT Nigeria

Nouvelle Technology brings the tech tools and training curriculum. MAEJT Nigeria brings over 30 years of experience mobilizing, protecting, and mentoring working youth across Africa.

Nouvelle Technology

Nouvelle Technology Limited

A registered Nigerian technology company (RC - 9798521) that builds simple web apps, practical AI tools, and hands-on computer training programs.

Practical training in websites, apps, and AI tools
Setting up computer equipment, software, and internet
Connecting students with real businesses for paid digital work
Our Role: Technical Training & Equipment
MAEJT Nigeria MAEJT Nigeria

MAEJT Nigeria

The Nigerian branch of the African Movement of Working Children and Youth (active across 28 African countries since 1994). Governed by youth themselves to protect working minors and support their rights.

Finding and enrolling working youth who need help most
Protecting students and ensuring safe, ethical training
Family counseling, mentorship, and community trust
Our Role: Youth Mobilization & Safeguarding
Why It Works

Why We Are Doing Something Different

Most youth empowerment programs still teach saturated crafts that require money to buy materials every single day. We teach digital skills where your brain and computer are your workshop.

The Old Vocational Training Model
  • Crowded markets: Everyone in the neighborhood is already selling soap, beads, or tailoring.
  • High material costs: You need money to buy raw materials before you can sell anything.
  • High dropout rate: Most youth abandon the trade within a year because profits are too small to survive on.
Result: Still stuck in low-income daily struggle
The Project Horizon Model
  • Modern digital skills: Creating automated WhatsApp bots for stores, simple websites, and flyer designs.
  • Zero material costs: Delivering a digital service requires no extra physical raw materials.
  • Direct work opportunities: Students team up to offer tech services to local businesses and online clients.
Result: Dignified work and real earning power
The 3 Steps

How The Program Works

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1. Learn Simple Tech

We teach practical AI prompts, drag-and-drop website builders, and WhatsApp business automations that take only weeks to master.

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2. Practice on Real Equipment

Students get access to working laptops, fast internet, and power in a safe, supportive classroom setting.

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3. Safety & Mentorship

Guided by MAEJT's 12 Rights, every student is protected, mentored, and supported so they can complete their education safely.

Global Impact

Contributing to the UN 2030 Goals

Project Horizon directly supports 5 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

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Goal 1: No Poverty

Helping young people earn sustainable, reliable income through digital services.

4

Goal 4: Quality Education

Giving underserved youth practical digital literacy and real computer training.

8

Goal 8: Decent Work

Replacing dangerous or exploitative child labor with safe, dignified tech skills.

10

Goal 10: Equal Opportunity

Bridging the technology gap for youth from humble and vulnerable backgrounds.

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Goal 17: Partnerships

Combining a local tech company with Africa's largest youth grassroots movement.

Funding & Sponsorship

How You Can Help Make This Happen

We are actively looking for grantmakers, corporate CSR sponsors, and donors to fund our first 100-student pilot in Abuja. When we achieve funding and proof of concept, we will expand to Port Harcourt and other cities.

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Grants & Foundations

Development Agencies

Fund our $85,000 pilot budget covering the training venue lease, 30 laptops, trainer stipends, and 12 weeks of training for 100 youth.

  • Clear impact measurement & baseline tracking
  • Audited financial reports & joint governance
High Impact
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Corporate CSR & Equipment

Tech & Corporate Sponsors

Donate laptops, computer accessories, power backup gear, or sponsor a class of 25–50 students.

  • Direct corporate branding and CSR recognition
  • Access to trained junior talent for digital tasks
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Charity & Student Support

Individual Donors & Patrons

Directly sponsor a vulnerable young student's daily transport, training materials, lunch during classes, and starter equipment.

  • Sponsor 1 student through the full 12-week program
  • Receive student progress updates & graduation stories

Need the Detailed Proposal & Budget Breakdown?

We have a complete Concept Note, 12-Week Curriculum, and $85,000 line-item budget ready for your review.

Request Proposal Details ➔
Join Us

Partner With Us on Project Horizon

Whether you represent a grant foundation, a corporate CSR initiative, or want to sponsor as an individual, your support directly gives working youth the digital skills to build a better future.