Frequently Asked Questions

The Delta State Information and Communication Technology - Youth Empowerment Programme (ICT-YEP) is an initiative by the Delta State Ministry of Science and Technology to equip young people with essential ICT skills for self-employment and career advancement.

Applicants must:
- Be between 20 and 40 years old.
- Hold a minimum of an OND, HND, or Bachelor’s degree (depending on the selected course).
- Be a Delta State indigene with a Certificate of Local Government Area of Origin.
- Have a National Identification Number (NIN) and Voter’s Card.
- Not be employed in the public (civil service) sector and able to commit fully to the training duration.

ICT-YEP offers three main tracks:
- Start-up Academy: Web Development, Back-End Development, UI/UX Design, and Mobile Development.
- ICT for Self-Employment: Home Security Design, Advanced Solar and Inverter Installation, and Computer Repairs.
- Digital Media Skills: Social Media Management, Video Editing, Motion Graphics, and Graphic Design.

No, each applicant can choose only one course within their selected track.

- Start-up Academy: Minimum of HND or Bachelor’s Degree, with a basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- ICT for Self-Employment and Digital Media Skills: Minimum of OND, with demonstrated passion for the selected course.

No, the application and participation in the ICT-YEP are free of charge.

Applications open on Monday, November 4, 2024, and close on Sunday, November 17, 2024, at midnight.

To apply, visit www.deltastateictyep.com and fill out the online application form. Make sure to meet all eligibility criteria and provide the necessary documents.

You will need to upload:
- A recent passport photograph
- Your Certificate of Local Government Area of Origin
- Academic certificates (OND, HND, B.Sc., or equivalent)
- National Identification Number (NIN) and Voter’s Card

- After submitting your application, shortlisted candidates will be invited for a Computer-Based Test (CBT).
- Those who pass the CBT will proceed to an oral interview.
- Final candidates will be selected based on their performance in both the CBT and interview.

Shortlisted candidates will be notified via email or SMS and will be given details on how to schedule their CBT.

The program duration will be communicated to successful applicants once they are admitted. It typically spans several weeks, depending on the track and course.

No, applicants are expected to be fully committed to the program, as any form of distraction or withdrawal once enrolled is discouraged.

If you have already benefited from other Delta State government youth programs like STEP, YAGEP, RYSA, GEST, or WESAP, you are not eligible for the ICT-YEP.

Yes, participants may receive job placement assistance, internship opportunities, or entrepreneurial support, depending on their track and course.

You can reach out for inquiries by:
- Calling the provided numbers: 08037403829, 08030966160, or 08034042527
- Emailing: info@deltastateictyep.com

Frequemtly Asked Questions

What is Delta State ICT-YEP 2024:

Who is eligible to apply for the ICT-YEP 2024?

⁠What courses are available in the ICT-YEP?

Can I apply for more than one course?

What are the educational requirements for each track?

Is there a fee to apply or participate in the program?

When can I apply, and when is the deadline?

How do I apply?

What documents do I need to submit with my application?

What is the selection process like?

How will I know if I’ve been shortlisted?

What is the duration of the program?

Can I work or study while attending the ICT-YEP?

⁠What if I previously participated in another Delta State youth empowerment program?

⁠Is there support after completing the ICT-YEP?

How can I get more information or assistance with my application?