Kedrus Acedemy, a TechEd startup and Finquest Finance, declared to train about 20,000 youths in data and artificial intelligence skills by 2030.
Stella Justin, founder of Kedrus Acedemy, stated to partner in order to bring the aspiration to life and grow the importance of data and artificial skills in the digital age.
She explained that over 100 million young Nigerians had no digital skills to take up good job opportunities that require such modern skills, while the International Monetary Fund said that AI would impact 40 percent of jobs.
“Through the ‘Learn Now, Pay Later’ model, Kedrus Academy and Finquest Finance aim to eliminate financial barriers and empower individuals to launch successful careers in tech.”
She said the partnership would offer zero-interest loans to professionals, young Nigerians, and low-income individuals to cover tuition costs in data and AI courses.
Kedrus Aceemy is a lending platform for undergraduate and unemployed graduate.
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