The National Directorate of Employment (NDE) says it will train unemployed Nigerians and provide job opportunities for the underprivileged ones through its two planned innovative programs.
The Director-General of NDE, Abubakar
Fikpo, mentioned two major programs, as Special Public Works and Graduate
Coaching Scheme, while speaking about the reports compiled by the SERVICOM
Compliance Evaluation (SCE) handed over to the Directorate which was part of
SERVICOM’s duty to conduct an independent research on the quality of service to ensure citizens based service delivery.
The NDE chief said the two programmes
were intended to provide jobs for the graduates and young school leavers to
help them achieve their dreams.
He
further said “NDE has the graduate
attachment programmes for tertiary institutions leavers by way of recruiting and send them to various corporate
organizations across Nigeria.
“This is for the purpose of acquiring the necessary or
prerequisite experiences for them to go and establish their own businesses or
for them to be able to gain employment and be retained by such organization.
He said the Graduate Coaching Scheme was to reach two categories
of Nigerians, thus: graduates who are not employed and secondary school leavers
with special needs as well as those without requirements to secure admissions
into Nigerian schools.
According to him “NDE will employ
graduates to train those with failure in their secondary schools certificates,
such as WASC and NECO examinations.
Abubakar said all the schemes in the National
Directorate of Employment carry along all group of people including the
illiterate ones.
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