# Tech Faculty NG > Tech Faculty NG trains, certifies and places Nigerians in tech careers: 10 departments online or at 22 campuses across Nigeria, a free foundation bootcamp, and SIWES industrial training placements. Licensed by the Federal Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (FMSTI) through the National Board for Technology Incubation (NBTI). Short version with links: https://techfaculty.ng/llms.txt ## Key facts - Tech Faculty NG is a Nigerian technology training institute. Licensed by the Federal Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (FMSTI) through the National Board for Technology Incubation (NBTI). - Headquarters: Technology Incubation Center, Onitsha-Okigwe Expressway, by Area Command, Umudim, Nnewi, Anambra State. - Campuses: 22 centres in 19 states and the FCT (Nnewi, Awka, Onitsha, Owerri, Aba, Enugu, Abakaliki, Abuja, Lagos, Ibadan, Port Harcourt, Benin City, Kaduna, Kano, Jos, Bauchi, Makurdi, Uyo, Calabar, Sokoto, Ilorin, Akure). 20 of them operate inside NBTI Technology Incubation Centres. - Departments: Web Development, Mobile App Development, Data Science & Analytics, Cybersecurity, AI & Machine Learning, Basic Internet & AI Studies, Social Media & Digital Marketing, Design, Cloud Computing, Robotics & IoT. - Every department can be studied online, hybrid or in person. - Free starting point: Basic Internet & AI Studies (4-6 weeks), no fee. - Paid programmes are priced per module in naira and shown in US dollars outside Nigeria. Learning mode adds to the module total: online only is included, hybrid mode +₦12,000, physical classes +₦22,500. - On-site SIWES at any campus: no separate placement fee. Learn & Pay students pay the regular course fee for their department, with up to 50% off for SIWES and IT students on request; Tutor & Earn students are paid. Virtual SIWES is charged because it covers courier delivery. - Virtual SIWES (online industrial training placement): ₦45,000. Logbook review, signing, stamping and two-way courier delivery: ₦15,000. - SIWES Success Kit: ₦4,500. - Certificates are verifiable at https://techfaculty.ng/verify. - Google rating for the Nnewi campus: 4.9 from 90 reviews (checked October 2026), https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJ5ZxSzmi9QxAR23OzR7YbAkM. - Contact: WhatsApp +2348068597140, email thetechfaculty@gmail.com. ## Programme prices Paid programmes are priced per module. Students choose the modules they want, a learning mode and optional add-ons; the order must reach the plan's minimum. - Online Only: included (Self-paced learning with recorded lectures). - Hybrid Mode: +₦12,000 (Online + Monthly physical meetups). - Physical Classes: +₦22,500 (Weekly on-site classes). - Web Development: 6 modules totalling ₦82,500 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦50,000. - Mobile App Development: 6 modules totalling ₦105,000 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦80,000. - Data Science & Analytics: 6 modules totalling ₦82,500 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦100,000. - Cybersecurity: 6 modules totalling ₦100,500 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦120,000. - AI & Machine Learning: 6 modules totalling ₦124,500 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦150,000. - Basic Internet & AI Studies: Free. - Social Media & Digital Marketing: 6 modules totalling ₦72,000 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦60,000. - Design: 6 modules totalling ₦78,000 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦70,000. - Cloud Computing: 6 modules totalling ₦103,500 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦130,000. - Robotics & IoT: Taken as a Custom Programme: students pick modules from any department, and an order starts at ₦50,000. ## Departments ### Web Development Page: https://techfaculty.ng/departments/web-development Duration: 12-16 weeks. Level: Beginner to Advanced. Price: 6 modules totalling ₦82,500 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦50,000. Modules: HTML/CSS Fundamentals ₦7,500; JavaScript Mastery ₦12,000; React Development ₦18,000; Node.js & Backend ₦18,000; Database Management ₦12,000; Full-Stack Projects ₦15,000. Optional add-ons: Job Placement Support ₦15,000; Internship Access ₦12,000; Mentor Network Access ₦18,000; Industry Certification Prep ₦22,500; Tech Faculty Certificate free. Web development is still the fastest route from beginner to paid work in Nigeria, and in 2026 the bar has moved: employers expect you to ship real apps and use AI tools well. Our Web Development department takes you from your first HTML page to deployed full-stack React applications, with weekly code reviews, portfolio projects, and a hiring-focused final capstone. Study online from anywhere or in person at any Tech Faculty centre inside a Technology Incubation Centre. Curriculum: HTML, CSS & Responsive Layouts; JavaScript & TypeScript Fundamentals; React & Next.js; Node.js, Express & REST APIs; Databases, Auth & Deployment; AI-Assisted Development Workflows; Capstone: Ship a Production App. Tools: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, Tailwind CSS, Git & GitHub, Supabase, Vercel. Who it is for: Complete beginners who want a first tech skill; Students and NYSC members building a portfolio; Designers moving into front-end engineering; Business owners who want to build their own products. Career outcomes (Nigerian salary bands): Junior Front-End Developer ₦250,000 – ₦450,000 / month; Full-Stack Developer ₦500,000 – ₦1,200,000 / month; Remote Contract Developer $1,500 – $4,000 / month. Q: Do I need a laptop to join the Web Development department? A: Yes. A laptop with at least 8GB RAM is recommended, because you will run a code editor, a browser and a local server together. Our tech store sells tested student laptops with three months of hardware support, and on-campus students can use centre workstations during class hours. Q: Will I get a certificate? A: Yes. Every Web Development graduate who completes the projects and the capstone receives a Tech Faculty NG certificate. Each certificate carries its own ID that employers, schools and clients can check on our public verification portal, so nobody has to take a PDF on trust. ### Mobile App Development Page: https://techfaculty.ng/departments/mobile-app-development Duration: 14-18 weeks. Level: Intermediate. Price: 6 modules totalling ₦105,000 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦80,000. Modules: React Native Development ₦18,000; Flutter & Dart ₦18,000; iOS with Swift ₦21,000; Android with Kotlin ₦21,000; Mobile UI/UX Design ₦12,000; Cross-Platform Projects ₦15,000. Optional add-ons: Job Placement Support ₦15,000; Internship Access ₦12,000; Mentor Network Access ₦18,000; Industry Certification Prep ₦22,500; Tech Faculty Certificate free. Nigeria is a mobile-first market, and the developers who can ship a working app to Google Play or the App Store are the ones who get hired and get clients. This department takes you through cross-platform development with React Native and Flutter, native basics in Swift and Kotlin, offline-first patterns for poor networks, payments, push notifications, and the full store-submission process. You graduate with at least one published app under your own name. Curriculum: Mobile UI Fundamentals & Design Systems; React Native & Expo; Flutter & Dart; iOS Development with Swift (Foundations); Android Development with Kotlin (Foundations); Payments, Push Notifications & Offline Sync; App Store & Google Play Publishing. Tools: React Native, Expo, Flutter, Dart, Swift, Kotlin, Firebase, Figma. Who it is for: Web developers adding mobile to their stack; Founders who want to launch their own app; Students targeting product engineering roles; Freelancers serving Nigerian SMEs. Career outcomes (Nigerian salary bands): Junior Mobile Developer ₦300,000 – ₦500,000 / month; Senior Mobile Engineer ₦700,000 – ₦1,500,000 / month; Freelance App Builder ₦400,000 – ₦2,000,000 per project. Q: Can I build iPhone apps without a Mac? A: Yes, for learning and testing. We use Expo's cloud build service, so students on Windows laptops can produce iOS builds without owning a Mac. A Mac only becomes necessary for advanced native Swift work, which comes late in the 14 to 18 week Mobile App Development programme. Q: Do you help with publishing to the stores? A: Yes. Publishing is part of the final module. We cover the store listing, screenshots, the Apple and Google review guidelines and the submission itself, so your capstone app goes through the real Google Play and App Store submission process instead of staying on your laptop. ### Data Science & Analytics Page: https://techfaculty.ng/departments/data-science-analytics Duration: 12-16 weeks. Level: Beginner to Advanced. Price: 6 modules totalling ₦82,500 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦100,000. Modules: Python Programming ₦10,500; SQL & Databases ₦9,000; Data Visualization ₦12,000; Statistical Analysis ₦13,500; Machine Learning Basics ₦22,500; Real-world Data Projects ₦15,000. Optional add-ons: Job Placement Support ₦15,000; Internship Access ₦12,000; Mentor Network Access ₦18,000; One-on-One Mentorship (1hr/week) ₦30,000; Tech Faculty Certificate free. Every Nigerian bank, hospital, retailer and government agency now collects more data than it can read. Our Data Science & Analytics department trains you to close that gap: clean messy spreadsheets, query databases with SQL, build executive dashboards in Power BI, and run predictive models in Python. Every module ends with a portfolio deliverable built on real Nigerian data — NBS, CBN, open health and commerce datasets — so your work looks like the job before you have the job. Curriculum: Excel for Analysts & Data Cleaning; SQL & Database Management; Data Visualisation with Power BI; Tableau & Looker Studio; Python for Data Analysis (pandas, NumPy); Statistics & Experiment Design; Machine Learning Fundamentals; Capstone: End-to-End Analytics Project. Tools: Excel, SQL, Power BI, Tableau, Looker Studio, Python, pandas, scikit-learn. Who it is for: Graduates switching from non-tech backgrounds; Accountants, auditors and operations staff; Business owners who want data-led decisions; Students targeting analyst and BI roles. Career outcomes (Nigerian salary bands): Junior Data Analyst ₦250,000 – ₦450,000 / month; Business Intelligence Analyst ₦500,000 – ₦900,000 / month; Data Scientist ₦800,000 – ₦2,000,000 / month. Q: Do I need to be good at mathematics? A: No. Secondary-school mathematics is enough to start the Data Science & Analytics programme. We teach the statistics you need module by module over 12 to 16 weeks, applied to real Nigerian datasets rather than as theory, so you learn each method by answering a business question with it. Q: Is Power BI or Tableau better for jobs in Nigeria? A: Power BI, for most job seekers in Nigeria. It appears in far more Nigerian job adverts because so many companies already run Microsoft 365. We teach Power BI first, then Tableau and Looker Studio, so you can work in whichever tool an employer uses and show a dashboard built in each. ### Cybersecurity Page: https://techfaculty.ng/departments/cybersecurity Duration: 16-20 weeks. Level: Intermediate to Advanced. Price: 6 modules totalling ₦100,500 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦120,000. Modules: Network Security ₦15,000; Ethical Hacking ₦22,500; SOC Operations ₦18,000; Incident Response ₦12,000; CompTIA Prep ₦15,000; CEH Prep ₦18,000. Optional add-ons: Job Placement Support ₦15,000; Internship Access ₦12,000; Mentor Network Access ₦18,000; Industry Certification Prep ₦22,500; Tech Faculty Certificate free. Nigerian fintechs, banks and public agencies are hiring defenders faster than schools can produce them, and NDPR enforcement has made compliance skills billable. This department builds you into a job-ready analyst: networking and operating-system fundamentals first, then hands-on labs in threat detection, ethical hacking, digital forensics and incident response, plus structured preparation for CompTIA Security+ and CEH. You finish with a documented lab portfolio and an incident-response runbook you wrote yourself. Curriculum: Networking & Operating System Security; Threat Landscape & Security Operations (SOC); Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing; Digital Forensics & Incident Response; Cloud & Application Security; NDPR, ISO 27001 & Compliance; Certification Prep (CompTIA Security+, CEH). Tools: Kali Linux, Wireshark, Burp Suite, Splunk, Nmap, Metasploit, Microsoft Defender. Who it is for: IT support staff moving into security; Computer science and engineering graduates; Compliance and risk officers in fintech; Career switchers targeting remote SOC roles. Career outcomes (Nigerian salary bands): SOC Analyst (Tier 1) ₦350,000 – ₦600,000 / month; Penetration Tester ₦700,000 – ₦1,500,000 / month; Security / GRC Consultant ₦900,000 – ₦2,500,000 / month. Q: Do I need a computer science degree? A: No. Most of our cybersecurity graduates come from other disciplines. What matters is completing the hands-on labs in the 16 to 20 week programme and explaining your findings clearly in writing. Employers hiring for security operations roles care more about what you can do and document than about your degree. Q: Are certification exam fees included? A: No. Training and exam preparation for CompTIA Security+ and CEH are included in your programme fee. The vendor exam fee itself is paid directly to CompTIA or EC-Council when you book and sit the exam, so you only pay it once you are ready to pass. ### AI & Machine Learning Page: https://techfaculty.ng/departments/ai-machine-learning Duration: 16-20 weeks. Level: Advanced. Price: 6 modules totalling ₦124,500 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦150,000. Modules: Deep Learning ₦27,000; Neural Networks ₦22,500; TensorFlow/PyTorch ₦18,000; NLP Fundamentals ₦21,000; Computer Vision ₦21,000; AI Deployment ₦15,000. Optional add-ons: Job Placement Support ₦15,000; Internship Access ₦12,000; Mentor Network Access ₦18,000; One-on-One Mentorship (1hr/week) ₦30,000; VIP Classes at Chosen Location ₦75,000; Tech Faculty Certificate free. AI is the centre of gravity for everything we teach. This department moves you from Python foundations to deployed intelligent systems: classical machine learning, deep learning with PyTorch, and the generative stack Nigerian companies are actually buying — retrieval-augmented generation, agent workflows, evaluation and cost control. You build three portfolio systems, including a WhatsApp AI agent for a Nigerian business, and learn to deploy them affordably on modest infrastructure. Curriculum: Python & Mathematics for AI; Classical Machine Learning; Deep Learning with PyTorch & TensorFlow; Natural Language Processing; Computer Vision; Generative AI, RAG & Vector Databases; AI Agents & Automation; Model Deployment, Evaluation & Cost Control. Tools: Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow, Hugging Face, LangChain, pgvector, FastAPI, Docker. Who it is for: Developers adding AI to their skill set; Data analysts moving into machine learning; Founders building AI products; Researchers and postgraduate students. Career outcomes (Nigerian salary bands): Machine Learning Engineer ₦700,000 – ₦1,800,000 / month; AI Application Developer ₦500,000 – ₦1,200,000 / month; Remote AI Trainer / Evaluator $15 – $60 / hour. Q: Do I need a powerful computer or GPU? A: No. We run heavy model training in Google Colab and other cloud notebooks, so any laptop with a stable browser and internet connection is enough for the AI & Machine Learning programme. An older laptop or a power cut will not stop your training jobs, because they run in the cloud. Q: Can this lead to remote AI work? A: Yes. Many AI & Machine Learning graduates start on AI training and evaluation platforms while they build their own projects, then move into engineering roles. Live remote and Nigerian AI roles are listed on our jobs board, and graduates can join the Tech Faculty talent pool that employers hire from. ### Basic Internet & AI Studies Page: https://techfaculty.ng/departments/basic-internet-ai-studies Duration: 4-6 weeks. Level: Beginner. Price: Free. You do not need to become a programmer to benefit from AI. This department is for adults, traders, civil servants, teachers and students who want confidence with a computer and real productivity with AI tools. In four to six weeks you learn the internet safely, handle email and documents, use ChatGPT and other assistants for writing, research and business tasks, and protect yourself from the scams that follow every new technology. Curriculum: Computer & Internet Basics; Email, Documents & Microsoft Office; AI Tools for Everyday Work; ChatGPT & AI Assistants for Business; Online Safety, Privacy & Scam Awareness; Digital Communication & Social Presence. Tools: Windows, Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, ChatGPT, Gemini, Canva. Who it is for: Adults new to computers; Traders and small business owners; Teachers and civil servants; Parents and retirees getting online. Career outcomes (Nigerian salary bands): Confident everyday computer user Foundation for any tech track; AI-assisted admin & office support ₦120,000 – ₦300,000 / month; Small business owner using AI daily Direct time and cost savings. Q: I have never used a computer. Can I still join? A: Yes. Basic Internet & AI Studies is built for people who have never used a computer. We start from switching the machine on, then move through the internet, email, documents and everyday AI tools like ChatGPT. Classes are short, run online or at any of our centres, and the programme is free. ### Social Media & Digital Marketing Page: https://techfaculty.ng/departments/digital-marketing Duration: 10-14 weeks. Level: Beginner to Intermediate. Price: 6 modules totalling ₦72,000 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦60,000. Modules: Social Media Strategy ₦10,500; Content Marketing ₦12,000; SEO/SEM ₦15,000; Video Editing ₦13,500; Photo Editing ₦9,000; Analytics & Growth ₦12,000. Optional add-ons: Job Placement Support ₦15,000; Internship Access ₦12,000; Mentor Network Access ₦18,000; Tech Faculty Certificate free. Marketing is the skill that pays for itself fastest, because the first client can be your own business. This department covers the full modern stack: content strategy and short-form video, SEO that survives AI search, Meta and Google advertising with real budgets, email and WhatsApp marketing, analytics, and the AI tools that now do the heavy lifting on copy, design and reporting. Every learner runs a live campaign for a real Nigerian brand before graduating. Curriculum: Marketing Strategy & Brand Positioning; Content Creation & Short-Form Video; Photography, Editing & Graphic Basics; SEO & AI Search Visibility; Meta, Google & TikTok Advertising; Email & WhatsApp Marketing; AI Tools for Marketers; Analytics, Reporting & Growth. Tools: Meta Ads Manager, Google Ads, Google Analytics, Canva, CapCut, Mailchimp, ChatGPT. Who it is for: Business owners marketing their own brand; Aspiring social media managers; Content creators monetising an audience; Corporate staff moving into marketing. Career outcomes (Nigerian salary bands): Social Media Manager ₦200,000 – ₦450,000 / month; Performance Marketer ₦400,000 – ₦900,000 / month; Freelance Marketing Consultant ₦150,000 – ₦600,000 per client. Q: Do I need an ad budget to learn paid advertising? A: No, you can start without one. We run shared classroom campaigns on Meta Ads Manager and Google Ads, so you practise on live data before spending your own money. A small personal test budget helps once you run your own ads, and you learn to keep that spending small and measurable. Q: Is this useful for my existing business? A: Yes. Many participants join the Social Media & Digital Marketing programme specifically to market their own shop, school or service, and recover the fee from new customers within the 10 to 14 weeks. The campaigns, content and analytics you build in class are ones you can keep running afterwards. ### Design Page: https://techfaculty.ng/departments/design Duration: 12-16 weeks. Level: Beginner to Advanced. Price: 6 modules totalling ₦78,000 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦70,000. Modules: Design Principles ₦9,000; Figma Mastery ₦12,000; Adobe Suite ₦15,000; Product Design ₦18,000; Design Systems ₦13,500; Portfolio Projects ₦10,500. Optional add-ons: Job Placement Support ₦15,000; Internship Access ₦12,000; Mentor Network Access ₦18,000; Tech Faculty Certificate free. Good design is why one product gets used and an identical one gets ignored. This department trains both sides of the craft: visual design for brand, print and social, and product design for interfaces people actually complete tasks in. You learn typography, colour and layout properly, then move into Figma, design systems, prototyping and usability testing, finishing with a portfolio of three case studies written the way hiring managers and clients read them. Curriculum: Design Fundamentals: Typography, Colour & Layout; Graphic Design with Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator; Brand Identity & Print Design; UI Design with Figma; UX Research, Wireframing & Usability Testing; Design Systems & Prototyping; Portfolio & Case Study Writing. Tools: Figma, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Canva, Framer, Notion. Who it is for: Creatives turning talent into a career; Developers who want to design their own products; Marketers producing their own assets; Freelancers raising their rates. Career outcomes (Nigerian salary bands): Junior Graphic Designer ₦180,000 – ₦400,000 / month; Product / UI Designer ₦450,000 – ₦1,100,000 / month; Freelance Designer ₦100,000 – ₦800,000 per project. Q: Do I need to be good at drawing? A: No. Digital design is about hierarchy, spacing, colour and clarity, and those are skills you learn by practice rather than talent for drawing. Drawing is a bonus in the Design department, not a requirement. Most of the work happens in Figma and Adobe tools, where layout matters far more than illustration. Q: Which software will I use? A: Figma for app and website interfaces, Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator for visual and print work, and Canva for fast turnaround on social media graphics. You also meet Framer and Notion, and you finish the 12 to 16 week Design programme with portfolio projects made in these tools. ### Cloud Computing Page: https://techfaculty.ng/departments/cloud-computing Duration: 14-18 weeks. Level: Intermediate to Advanced. Price: 6 modules totalling ₦103,500 online. Students pay per module, and an order (modules, learning mode and add-ons) starts at ₦130,000. Modules: AWS Fundamentals ₦18,000; Azure Basics ₦18,000; GCP Essentials ₦18,000; Kubernetes & Docker ₦22,500; CI/CD Pipelines ₦15,000; Cloud Certifications ₦12,000. Optional add-ons: Job Placement Support ₦15,000; Internship Access ₦12,000; Mentor Network Access ₦18,000; Industry Certification Prep ₦22,500; Tech Faculty Certificate free. Cloud and DevOps skills carry some of the highest salaries in Nigerian tech and travel well into remote contracts. This department is lab-heavy from day one: you provision real infrastructure, containerise applications, build CI/CD pipelines, script with Terraform, and learn the cost discipline that keeps a startup's bill survivable. Certification preparation for AWS and Azure associate-level exams runs alongside the build work. Curriculum: Linux & Networking for Cloud; AWS Core Services; Microsoft Azure Administration; Google Cloud Platform Essentials; Docker & Kubernetes; CI/CD Pipelines & Infrastructure as Code; Cloud Security, Monitoring & Cost Optimisation. Tools: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, GitHub Actions, Linux. Who it is for: Developers moving into platform engineering; System and network administrators; Graduates targeting high-paying remote roles; Startup engineers owning infrastructure. Career outcomes (Nigerian salary bands): Cloud Support Engineer ₦400,000 – ₦700,000 / month; DevOps Engineer ₦800,000 – ₦2,000,000 / month; Cloud Architect ₦1,500,000+ / month. Q: Are cloud lab costs expensive? A: No. We work inside the free tiers of AWS, Azure and Google Cloud and teach budget alerts, so most learners spend little or nothing on infrastructure during the 14 to 18 week Cloud Computing programme. You learn to set a spending limit on every account before you launch anything on it. Q: Which cloud should I specialise in? A: Start with AWS, which has the largest cloud job market, then add Azure, because many Nigerian enterprises are Microsoft-first. The Cloud Computing programme covers AWS, Azure and Google Cloud plus Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform and CI/CD pipelines, so you can move between providers once you know one well. ### Robotics & IoT Page: https://techfaculty.ng/departments/robotics-iot Duration: 16-20 weeks. Level: Intermediate to Advanced. Price: Taken as a Custom Programme: students pick modules from any department, and an order starts at ₦50,000. Hardware skills are scarce in Nigeria and increasingly valuable as manufacturing, agriculture, energy and security all move toward automation. In this department you wire and programme real devices: microcontrollers, sensors, motors, communication modules and cloud dashboards. You progress from blinking an LED to a working automation project — smart irrigation, energy monitoring or a security system — and learn to run small AI models directly on the device. Curriculum: Electronics & Circuit Fundamentals; Arduino & Embedded C; Raspberry Pi & Python Control; Sensors, Actuators & Motor Control; IoT Systems Design & Cloud Dashboards; Edge AI on Devices; Capstone Automation Project. Tools: Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, Python, C/C++, MQTT, Fusion 360. Who it is for: Engineering students and technicians; Secondary-school science enthusiasts; Agritech and energy innovators; Makers building physical products. Career outcomes (Nigerian salary bands): IoT / Embedded Developer ₦400,000 – ₦900,000 / month; Automation Technician ₦250,000 – ₦600,000 / month; Hardware Product Builder Project and contract based. Q: Do I need to buy my own components? A: No. Our centres provide shared lab components for classwork, so you can complete the Robotics & IoT programme without buying anything. If you want to keep building at home, starter kits are available at member pricing in the Tech Faculty tech store, which also supplies robotics kits to schools in bulk. Q: Is programming experience required? A: No. We teach the C, C++ and Python you need for Arduino, ESP32 and Raspberry Pi boards as part of the 16 to 20 week Robotics & IoT programme. You write code for the circuits and sensors you build in class, so programming is learned alongside the hardware rather than before it. ## Virtual SIWES Page: https://techfaculty.ng/virtual-siwes Placement: ₦45,000, paid before onboarding. Includes: Official acceptance and placement letter addressed to your school; Choice of Learn & Pay or Tutor & Earn — the same two tracks we run on site; Weekly live online sessions with a mentor from your department; Real client and product work, not exercises, so your logbook has something to say; Attendance and supervision records kept for your school and the ITF; Completion certificate, recommendation letter and a project portfolio link. Logbook service: ₦15,000. Includes: We arrange courier pickup of your logbook and ITF forms from your city; Line-by-line review of your weekly entries against the work you actually did; Filling in of missing weeks, supervisor comments and the summary sections; Official signing and company stamping by your assigned supervisor; SPE-1, ITF Form 8 and place-of-attachment forms completed where applicable; Return delivery back to you — both legs of the waybill are inside the price. Turnaround: 5–7 working days from the day your logbook reaches our headquarters. Q: Can I do my SIWES or IT online in Nigeria? A: Yes. Many institutions accept a remote or hybrid placement for Computer Science, IT, Software Engineering, Data Science and related courses, provided the host is real, registered, relevant and willing to supervise and stamp your logbook. Tech Faculty NG is licensed by the Federal Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation through NBTI. Virtual SIWES costs ₦45,000. Q: How much does Virtual SIWES cost? A: The virtual IT placement costs ₦45,000 for the full duration of your training, whether that is three or six months, paid before onboarding. The logbook review, signing, stamping and two-way delivery service is a separate ₦15,000. Nothing is charged automatically online; we send payment details after you submit the form. Q: Who signs and stamps my SIWES logbook? A: Your assigned Tech Faculty supervisor signs your logbook, and it is stamped with our official company stamp, exactly as it would be if you sat in our Nnewi office every day. Attendance and supervision records are kept for your school and the ITF throughout your placement, so the signature reflects real supervised work. Q: How do I send my logbook for review and signing? A: You do not have to travel. Book the ₦15,000 logbook service and our courier partner collects your logbook and ITF forms from your address in any Nigerian city. We review, complete, sign and stamp them, then waybill everything back to you. Both the pickup and the return delivery are included in that price. Q: How long does the logbook turnaround take? A: Plan for 5–7 working days from the day your logbook reaches our headquarters, plus courier time each way. If your school's submission deadline is tight, write the date on the form and we prioritise your logbook. Booking the pickup a few weeks before the end of your IT leaves room for corrections before the deadline. Q: What if my school insists on a physical placement? A: Then use one of our 22 physical centres instead, including Nnewi, Onitsha, Owerri, Aba, Enugu, Abakaliki and Abuja, with the same tracks and mentors. Some students also do a hybrid: weekly online work with a few on-site weeks. We write your placement letter to match whatever arrangement your school approved. Q: Which tracks can I do virtually? A: Both. Learn & Pay is for students who want structured, mentored experience across web development, data analytics, AI, cybersecurity, design or digital marketing. Tutor & Earn is for students already skilled enough to teach: you tutor other learners online, gain teaching experience and earn money while completing your industrial training. Q: Do I still get a placement letter and completion certificate? A: Yes. You receive an official acceptance and placement letter addressed to your institution within 48 hours of payment, before you resume. At the end you receive a completion certificate, a recommendation letter and a project portfolio link. Virtual interns are documented exactly like on-site interns, so your school sees the same paperwork. Q: Will my ITF allowance be affected? A: No. Your ITF SIWES allowance depends on your school and the ITF processing your SPE-1 and Form 8 correctly and on time, not on whether your placement is remote. We complete our company sections of those ITF forms as part of the logbook service, so nothing stalls on our side. Q: Can final-year and part-time students use this? A: Yes. Virtual IT is built for students who cannot relocate: those studying far from our centres, those already working, part-time and sandwich students, and anyone whose approved host fell through late in the session. The same placement letter, weekly mentoring and logbook service apply to every one of them. Q: What do I need before I start? A: A laptop where possible, a working internet connection, your school's IT duration and start date, and your logbook and ITF forms once your department issues them. If a laptop is the blocker, ask us: our tech store sells tested student laptops with pay on delivery and part-payment options for exactly this reason. Q: Is Tech Faculty NG a registered organisation my school can verify? A: Yes. Tech Faculty NG is a licensed technology training institute, licensed by the Federal Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation through NBTI and headquartered at the Technology Incubation Centre, Nnewi, with centres in 22 Nigerian cities. Your coordinator can verify our licence and address, and our certificates are verifiable online. ## SIWES Success Kit Page: https://techfaculty.ng/siwes-success-kit Everything a Nigerian student needs to land, survive and convert a SIWES placement. Price: ₦4,500. Q: What exactly do I receive after paying? A: For ₦4,500 you receive a downloadable pack of editable documents and templates for finding, starting and finishing your SIWES placement, plus access to the Tech Faculty student support channel on WhatsApp, where you can ask questions at any point during your industrial training. Q: Is the free checklist really free? A: Yes. Enter your email or WhatsApp number and we send the 7-step placement checklist immediately, with no obligation to buy the kit. It covers the same steps our placed students follow, from confirming your course is on the ITF-approved SIWES list to collecting your SPE-1 and ITF Form 8 early. Q: Does the kit guarantee a placement? A: No. No honest guide can promise a SIWES placement. The kit gives you the documents, templates and outreach system that our placed students used, but you still have to send the emails and attend the interviews. What it removes is the guesswork about what to send and when. Q: How do I pay? A: Reserve your kit on this page and our team confirms your order on WhatsApp or email with current payment details for the ₦4,500 price. Card checkout is being finalised, so nothing is charged automatically. Your kit is sent as soon as your payment is confirmed. Q: Can I use it if I'm not a Tech Faculty student? A: Yes. The SIWES Success Kit is written for any Nigerian student on SIWES or industrial training, from any university, polytechnic or college of education. You do not need a Faculty ID or a Tech Faculty placement to use the templates, the checklist or the WhatsApp support channel. ## Campuses ### Tech Faculty Nnewi (headquarters) Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/nnewi Address: Technology Incubation Center, Onitsha-Okigwe Expressway, by Area Command, Umudim, Nnewi, Anambra State. State: Anambra (South-East). Nnewi is where Tech Faculty began, and our headquarters sits inside the Technology Incubation Centre that also serves as the South-East zonal headquarters of the Technology Incubation Centre network. Nnewi's manufacturing and auto-parts economy gives our students something rare: local businesses that need automation, dashboards and online storefronts immediately. Every department runs here in person, alongside teen holiday bootcamps, SIWES placements and the community meetups that draw builders from across Anambra State. ### Tech Faculty Awka Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/awka Address: Sea Shelters Plaza, Amawbia Junction, Opposite MRS Filling Station, Amawbia, Awka, Anambra State. State: Anambra (South-East). Awka is Anambra's administrative and student capital, and Awka Tech Faculty at Sea Shelters Plaza, Amawbia Junction is built for exactly that mix: civil servants digitising their work, undergraduates building skills alongside their degrees, and businesses moving their sales online. The free foundation bootcamp, data analytics, web development and digital marketing are the busiest tracks here, with SIWES placements every session. ### Tech Faculty Onitsha Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/onitsha Address: No 8 Anene Close, Off Ezeiweka Road, Awada-Obosi, Onitsha, Anambra State. State: Anambra (South-East). Our Onitsha centre is a standalone Tech Faculty facility at Anene Close, off Ezeiweka Road, Awada — not inside a Technology Incubation Centre. It exists because Onitsha's traders and distributors are digitising faster than anywhere else in the South-East: WhatsApp storefronts, inventory dashboards and AI customer agents are everyday requests here. Classes run for beginners through to full-stack engineers, with weekend cohorts built around market schedules. ### Tech Faculty Owerri Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/owerri Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Owerri, Imo State. State: Imo (South-East). Owerri has one of the densest student populations in the South-East, and our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Owerri is built around that: heavy SIWES intake, evening cohorts for undergraduates, and remote-work coaching for graduates targeting dollar-paying AI and engineering contracts. Design and digital marketing are especially strong here, driven by Owerri's hospitality and creative economy. ### Tech Faculty Aba Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/aba Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Aba, Abia State. State: Abia (South-East). Aba makes things, and it sells them nationwide. Our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Aba focuses on what that economy actually needs: e-commerce storefronts, product photography and design, WhatsApp AI agents for order handling, and dashboards for production and stock. Teen holiday bootcamps run every break, and SIWES students from Abia institutions are placed each session. ### Tech Faculty Enugu Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/enugu Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Enugu, Enugu State. State: Enugu (South-East). Enugu is the administrative heart of the South-East, and demand here splits between government digitisation and a growing startup scene. Our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Enugu runs the full department list, with particular depth in data analytics and cybersecurity — the two skills Enugu's agencies, hospitals and fintech teams keep hiring for. Community meetups and hackathons run through the year. ### Tech Faculty Abakaliki Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/abakaliki Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State. State: Ebonyi (South-East). Abakaliki's economy runs on agriculture and state administration, so our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Abakaliki leans into agritech data, record digitisation and practical AI literacy for civil servants and traders. The free foundation bootcamp is the busiest programme here, and it feeds directly into our data analytics and web development tracks. ### Tech Faculty Abuja Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/abuja Address: 10 Zambezi Crescent, WAEC Building Complex, Maitama, Federal Capital Territory. State: Federal Capital Territory (North-Central). In the Federal Capital Territory we operate from the National Board for Technology Incubation headquarters at 10 Zambezi Crescent, WAEC Building Complex, Maitama. Abuja's demand is institutional: agencies, development partners and consulting firms hiring for data, cybersecurity, compliance and AI capability. Cohorts here skew toward working professionals, with evening and weekend schedules and heavy emphasis on certification. ### Tech Faculty Lagos Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/lagos Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Lagos State. State: Lagos (South-West). Lagos is where most Nigerian tech hiring happens, and our Lagos presence inside the Technology Incubation Centre is tuned for that reality: portfolio-first teaching, interview preparation, and direct routing into the roles on our jobs board. Engineering, data and product design cohorts are the largest here, and many students combine study with contract work while they train. ### Tech Faculty Ibadan Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/ibadan Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Ibadan, Oyo State. State: Oyo (South-West). Ibadan has more students and research institutions than almost any Nigerian city, and our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Ibadan is built around that pipeline: SIWES cohorts, undergraduate evening classes, and research-adjacent machine learning projects. Data analytics and AI are the strongest departments here, with design and marketing close behind. ### Tech Faculty Port Harcourt Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/port-harcourt Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Port Harcourt, Rivers State. State: Rivers (South-South). Port Harcourt's oil, gas and servicing companies are automating operations and reporting, which makes data analytics, cloud and cybersecurity our most requested programmes here. Our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Port Harcourt runs professional evening cohorts alongside full-time student tracks, and we place SIWES students with a strong industrial focus. ### Tech Faculty Benin City Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/benin-city Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Benin City, Edo State. State: Edo (South-South). Benin City has one of Nigeria's most determined remote-work cultures, and our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Benin City leans into it: dollar-earning AI evaluation work, freelance web development and design, and the English-writing discipline those platforms screen for. Teen holiday bootcamps and the free foundation programme fill quickly here every session. ### Tech Faculty Kaduna Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/kaduna Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Kaduna, Kaduna State. State: Kaduna (North-West). Kaduna combines manufacturing, military and academic institutions with a fast-growing youth tech scene. Our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Kaduna runs the full department list in English with practical, lab-based delivery, and cybersecurity and data analytics draw the largest professional cohorts. SIWES intake from Kaduna's polytechnics and universities runs every session. ### Tech Faculty Kano Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/kano Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Kano, Kano State. State: Kano (North-West). Kano is northern Nigeria's commercial centre, and the fastest wins here come from digitising trade: online storefronts, inventory dashboards and AI customer handling on WhatsApp. Our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Kano runs large free foundation cohorts, teen holiday bootcamps, and progression into web development, data analytics and AI. ### Tech Faculty Jos Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/jos Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Jos, Plateau State. State: Plateau (North-Central). Jos has a long software and creative tradition, and our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Jos builds on it: web and mobile engineering, product design, and AI tooling for the city's growing remote workforce. Cohorts are project-heavy, and community meetups here consistently draw developers from across the North-Central zone. ### Tech Faculty Bauchi Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/bauchi Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Bauchi, Bauchi State. State: Bauchi (North-East). In Bauchi our priority is access. Our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Bauchi runs large free foundation and AI-literacy cohorts, then progresses students into web development, data analytics and design — the tracks that produce a first income fastest in the North-East. SIWES and teen holiday programmes run alongside, with supervised project work. ### Tech Faculty Makurdi Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/makurdi Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Makurdi, Benue State. State: Benue (North-Central). Benue is Nigeria's food basket, and the data problems here are real: yield tracking, market pricing, storage and distribution. Our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Makurdi teaches analytics and AI against exactly those problems, alongside web development for the state's traders and cooperatives, plus a busy SIWES intake from Benue institutions. ### Tech Faculty Uyo Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/uyo Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. State: Akwa Ibom (South-South). Uyo produces more graduates than its local job market absorbs, which is why remote work dominates demand at our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Uyo. We focus on portfolio-driven web development, data analytics and AI evaluation work that pays in dollars, with English-writing and interview coaching built into every cohort. ### Tech Faculty Calabar Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/calabar Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Calabar, Cross River State. State: Cross River (South-South). Calabar's tourism and creative economy makes design, content production and digital marketing our busiest programmes, while the city's strong internet culture supports remote engineering work. Our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Calabar runs full-time and evening cohorts, with teen holiday bootcamps every school break. ### Tech Faculty Sokoto Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/sokoto Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Sokoto, Sokoto State. State: Sokoto (North-West). Sokoto's tech pipeline is early-stage, and that is exactly where we are useful. Our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Sokoto concentrates on free foundation training, AI literacy and design — skills that convert quickly into income — before progressing students into web development and data analytics. Teen and SIWES programmes run each session. ### Tech Faculty Ilorin Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/ilorin Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Ilorin, Kwara State. State: Kwara (North-Central). Ilorin sits between two regions and draws students from both. Our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Ilorin runs strong web development and data analytics cohorts, with a heavy SIWES intake from Kwara's universities and polytechnics. Cybersecurity is growing quickly here as the state's institutions formalise data protection practice. ### Tech Faculty Akure Page: https://techfaculty.ng/locations/akure Address: Technology Incubation Centre, Akure, Ondo State. State: Ondo (South-West). Akure's engineering culture shows in what students ask for: robotics, embedded systems and hardware-adjacent projects alongside the software tracks. Our campus inside the Technology Incubation Centre, Akure runs Robotics & IoT with lab components, plus the full software, data and design departments, and takes SIWES students from Ondo institutions each session. ### Questions asked about every campus Answers below are for Nnewi; each campus page gives the same answers for its own city and address. Q: Where exactly is Tech Faculty in Nnewi? A: Tech Faculty Nnewi operates from Technology Incubation Center, Onitsha-Okigwe Expressway, by Area Command, Umudim, Nnewi, Anambra State, inside the Technology Incubation Centre network of the National Board for Technology Incubation, an agency of the Federal Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. You train in a federally-run facility rather than a private shopfront, with labs and mentors on site. Q: Can I study online instead of attending the Nnewi centre? A: Yes. Every Tech Faculty department can be studied online, hybrid or fully in person. Online study is included in the course fee, hybrid study with monthly meetups adds ₦12,000, and weekly on-site classes add ₦22,500. Many Nnewi students take lectures online and use the centre for labs and project reviews. Q: Do you accept SIWES and industrial training students in Nnewi? A: Yes. We take SIWES and IT students each session from institutions such as Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, on our Learn & Pay and Tutor & Earn tracks. There is no separate placement fee on site, and SIWES students can get up to 50% off Learn & Pay course fees. Virtual SIWES costs ₦45,000, and our ₦15,000 logbook service completes the company sections of your ITF SPE-1 and Form 8 if you cannot attend in person. Q: Are there holiday tech programmes for children and teenagers in Nnewi? A: Yes. During school holidays we run teen tracks in Digital Creation, Coding, Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity for JSS and SSS students in Nnewi. Classes are project-based and supervised, each student ends by presenting what they built, and fees start from ₦45,000 for a 4-week track. ## Other pages - Home (https://techfaculty.ng/): FMSTI-licensed bootcamps in software engineering, data science, AI and cybersecurity. 6,000+ students trained, 75% employed. Learn in person or online. - About Us: Our Mission & Story (https://techfaculty.ng/about): Tech Faculty NG — licensed by FMSTI via NBTI. We train, certify, and place the next generation of Nigerian tech professionals from Nnewi, Anambra State. - Blog: Tech Career Tips & Guides (https://techfaculty.ng/blog): Tech career guides, course deep-dives, SIWES tips, and AI insights from Tech Faculty NG. Practical advice for starting and growing your tech career in Nigeria. - Business Partnerships (https://techfaculty.ng/business-partnerships): Partner with Tech Faculty NG for corporate training, AI workshops, business digitization, and tech talent pipelines. 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Learn & Pay for mentored real-world experience or Tutor & Earn to teach and get paid. - SIWES Success Kit: Logbook & Report Pack (https://techfaculty.ng/siwes-success-kit): Land and finish your SIWES placement properly: free 7-step checklist plus the SIWES Success Kit — placement email templates, student CV, logbook pack and report outline. - Talent Pool: Remote Tech Work in Nigeria (https://techfaculty.ng/talent): Join the Tech Faculty talent pool: build one profile, get matched to paid remote and on-site tech work with businesses across Nigeria and Africa. Free to join. - Hire Vetted African Tech Talent (https://techfaculty.ng/talent/pool): Browse the Tech Faculty talent pool: developers, designers, analysts, marketers and project managers across Nigeria and Africa, ready for remote and on-site work. - Bill Achusim (https://techfaculty.ng/team/bill-achusim): Nnamdi Bill Achusim founded Tech Faculty NG in Nnewi, Anambra State, and the Nnewi Tech Meetup. 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