SOT

The Program

Twelve months from technology foundations to an informed next step.

The School of Technology builds broad, practical industry knowledge for beginners, students, graduates, career changers, working professionals and technology specialists.

12 months
Total duration
11 months
School of Technology
1 month
Industry internship
No experience
Required to begin

Month 1

Technology foundations

Months 2–10

Technology and business functions

Month 11

Career and workplace preparation

FROM INTEREST TO ENROLMENT

A clear journey into the programme.

  • Join the waiting list
  • Submit your application
  • Complete the readiness review
  • Receive an admission decision
  • Accept your offer and complete registration
  • Attend orientation

Joining the waiting list gives you programme updates and preparation information; it is not an admission offer. Selection focuses on readiness to learn and commitment to complete the programme, not previous technical knowledge.

MONTHLY LEARNING MODEL

Three live classes, two assignments, one project and one Completion Session.

  • Week 1: Sunday class, 6:00 PM–8:00 PM WAT; Assignment 1 due Friday at 12:00 PM WAT
  • Week 2: Sunday class, 6:00 PM–8:00 PM WAT; Assignment 2 due Friday at 12:00 PM WAT
  • Week 3: Sunday class, 6:00 PM–8:00 PM WAT; monthly project due Friday at 12:00 PM WAT
  • Week 4: Independent improvement, feedback and approved corrections
  • Last Saturday: Completion Session, 6:00 AM–7:00 AM WAT

Every month ends with evidence and a progression decision.

Students receive feedback, a module report card, a certificate, a portfolio project and their next-module enrolment status. Accountability partners, instructors, learning assistants, advisers and industry mentors support consistent progress.

AFTER MONTH 11

A body of evidence, not a participation promise.

  • 11 programme certificates
  • 11 report cards
  • At least 11 portfolio projects
  • One final integrated group project
  • One comprehensive performance report
  • One School of Technology completion certificate

FINAL INTEGRATED GROUP PRODUCT

One real problem. Every programme brought together.

Groups solve a real business, social or industry problem and defend the final product at the student-organised School of Technology Conference.

  • Identify a real problem
  • Research the users and market
  • Define the proposed solution
  • Prepare product requirements
  • Design the user experience
  • Build a functional product
  • Test the product
  • Analyse relevant data
  • Deploy the product
  • Complete a security assessment
  • Develop its marketing and sales strategy
  • Prepare a customer success plan
  • Develop its business and operating model
  • Present before an assessment panel

COMPREHENSIVE FINAL REPORT

A complete view of every student's performance and potential.

The report supports the student's decision. It does not assign a specialisation.

  • Performance across all 11 programmes
  • Monthly assessment results
  • Project performance
  • Technical strengths
  • Business strengths
  • Leadership and communication strengths
  • Areas requiring development
  • Professional conduct
  • Attendance and participation
  • Group project contribution
  • Internship readiness
  • Declared areas of interest
  • Recommended education, career or specialisation pathways

ASSESSMENT

Progress is measured throughout each module.

Report cards reflect skill, application, consistency, responsibility and growth—not only a final test.

  • Assignment 1 — 15%
  • Assignment 2 — 15%
  • Monthly project — 40%
  • Presentation or demonstration — 10%
  • Participation and daily engagement — 10%
  • Responsibility and professional conduct — 10%

YEAR-LONG EXPOSURE

Meet, build, present and lead.

  • Every three months: physical state meetup
  • Every six months: global virtual meetup
  • Month 10: Africa Tech Delegation Tour
  • Month 11: student-organised School of Technology Conference
  • Month 12: industry internship and placement support

Delegation Tour participation depends on eligibility, conduct, documentation, safeguarding requirements, capacity and travel arrangements. Tour and international travel costs are separate from the programme fee.

MONTH 12

Industry Internship

A one-month placement provides workplace exposure and helps learners confirm the education, career or specialisation direction they want to pursue.

Internship requirements

  • A defined workplace assignment
  • Weekly activity reports
  • A workplace learning journal
  • Supervisor evaluations
  • Evidence of completed work
  • An internship report
  • A final internship presentation

YOUR NEXT DIRECTION

Broad knowledge creates more informed choices.

The School develops generalists. University develops specialists. The workplace develops experienced professionals.

  • Employment and interview opportunities
  • Entrepreneurship and business pitching
  • University specialisation
  • Ongoing Alumni Network opportunities
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PROGRAMME FEE

Choose the payment option that works for you.

One-time payment

₦250,000

Pay once after admission · ₦250,000 total

Two instalments

₦140,000

Pay ₦140,000 twice · ₦280,000 total

Quarterly payment

₦80,000

Pay ₦80,000 four times · ₦320,000 total

Monthly payment

₦30,000

Pay ₦30,000 for 12 months · ₦360,000 total

Included in the fee

  • Commitment fee
  • Full 11-month training
  • Learning Management System access
  • Monthly certificates and report cards
  • State meetups
  • School of Technology Conference
  • Internship placement support
  • Alumni Network access

The Africa Tech Delegation Tour, visa processing, international travel and related costs are paid separately.

Your one-year journey can start here.

Join the waiting list for updates and preparation information. Waiting list registration is not admission.

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