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Glovo Launches Africa Graduate Program for Young Talent

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Glovo Launches Africa Graduate Program for Young Talent

Leading on-demand delivery platform Glovo has announced the launch of the Glovo Africa Graduate Program, an initiative designed to empower and develop young Kenyan talent with aspirations in the tech industry.
 

The program, which aims to expand throughout Africa in the future, will equip promising individuals with the skills and experience needed to become industry leaders.

Tailored specifically for promising Kenyan and African candidates, the Glovo Africa Graduate Program is a year-long immersive journey across key business sectors within the company.

Participants will have the opportunity to explore roles in Operations, Quick-Commerce, Partners and Brands, Finance and Strategy, and Brand Marketing Services.

“We are deeply passionate about unlocking the potential within our continent by investing in its most valuable asset – our young people,” said Rasheeda Sedhosime, Head of People Africa at Glovo.

“The Glovo Africa Graduate Program is a testament to our commitment to nurturing the next generation of leaders who will shape the future of Africa.”

This rigorous program offers participants a unique blend of hands-on experience, mentorship, and professional development opportunities.

They will gain valuable insights into the dynamic on-demand delivery industry while contributing to real-world projects and collaborating with diverse teams.

By investing in young individuals, Glovo aims to empower the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs who will drive positive change on the continent.

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Nigerian Edtech Startup Klas Secures $1 Million to Empower Aspiring Educators Globally

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Nigerian Edtech Startup Klas Secures $1 Million to Empower Aspiring Educators Globally

Nigerian edtech startup Klas has raised $1 million in pre-seed funding to fuel its mission of making online education accessible and empowering content creators worldwide.
 

The investment round was led by Ingressive Capital, with participation from Techstars, HoaQ Capital, and angel investors.

Founded in 2022 by Nathan Nwachuku and Lekan Adejumo, Klas aims to become the “Shopify for education” by providing a user-friendly platform for individuals to create and sell online courses, ebooks, and live classes.

The platform caters to a diverse range of subjects, including coding, design, finance, art, and languages, and offers essential features like payment processing, scheduling tools, analytics, video conferencing, and community-building functionalities.

With this fresh injection of capital, Klas sets its sights on ambitious goals. The company plans to empower 100,000 virtual schools globally by 2027, with a particular focus on expanding its reach in North America and India, its second-largest user base.

“We want to make it easy for anyone to share their knowledge and expertise with the world,” explains Nwachuku, Klas’ CEO. “Klas empowers aspiring educators and entrepreneurs to build their own online schools and reach a global audience.”

Klas’ journey began in 2021 when Nwachuku partnered with Adejumo, the company’s CTO.

They secured an initial $180,000 angel round and officially launched the platform the following year. Subsequently, Klas gained entry into the prestigious Techstars accelerator program, further validating its potential.

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Nomfro Technologies’ 4th Entrepreneurship Empowerment Project to Support 500 African Startups

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Nomfro Technologies' 4th Entrepreneurship Empowerment Project to Support 500 African Startups

Aspiring African entrepreneurs now have the chance to join a thriving community and gain valuable skills through the fourth edition of Nomfro Technologies’ Entrepreneurship Empowerment Project (NTEEP).
 

Applications are open until March 14th, with the program running from April 1st to 27th.

NTEEP, launched in 2020, has already empowered over 600 startups across the continent. This year, they aim to support another 500 with a comprehensive program designed to help them scale their businesses in the digital age.

The program offers participants:

– Intensive training: Industry experts lead a month-long program covering business development, strategy, and management.

– Digital marketing training: Learn how to leverage digital platforms effectively to reach your target audience and grow your business.

– Cutting-edge tools: Gain access to the latest digital tools to help you manage your business efficiently.

– Sponsored websites: NTEEP will build a website for your startup, giving you a professional online presence from the start.

– Long-term mentoring: Connect with experienced entrepreneurs who will provide you with guidance and support throughout your journey.

NTEEP welcomes applications from idea-stage and early-stage ventures across Africa with the potential for growth. To apply and learn more, visit – http://www.nteep.org/

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