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SAMPLE: Practical Skills and Sustainable Livelihoods
A preview article on why hands-on learning matters for young people.
Read ArticlePractical trades and supervised learning can open pathways to productive work.
Entrepreneurship knowledge helps learners turn a skill into a livelihood.
Partnerships help underserved learners access relevant opportunities.
FTAISA Skills NGO is a Nigerian nonprofit committed to helping young people and underserved communities gain practical knowledge, employable skills and confidence.
We connect vocational education and entrepreneurship with hands-on practice, mentorship and partnerships that can lead to work or enterprise.
Our mission is to advance youth and community development through vocational and technological education, entrepreneurship training and strategic partnerships.
These are FTAISA's focus areas. Specific courses, locations and application dates will be published when confirmed.
Hands-on trades, safe workshop practice and skills linked to real work.
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Exploring agribusiness pathways and practical enterprise learning.
Get InvolvedLasting results take shared effort. We invite organisations and professionals to help make practical learning more accessible.

Co-design relevant training, host learning experiences or support practical assessment.

Artisans, trainers, employers and mentors can help learners connect skills with real work.

Tools, materials, venues and transport support can expand access for underserved learners.
We seek to reduce barriers faced by low-income and underserved communities.
Learning should be safe, hands-on, useful and linked to real work.
We value clear records, honest reporting and feedback that helps us improve.
Education institutions, employers, public agencies and community groups can help connect practical learning with lasting opportunities for young people.
FTAISA has a documented history of engagement in Ogun State youth skills and entrepreneurship activities. Our archive reflects the value of practical exposure and institutional collaboration.

Hands-on vocational learning brings young people closer to the tools, tasks and standards of productive work. FTAISA's historical photographs record practical training and youth engagement.
In July 2018, the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta reported a visit by students in the Ogun State FTAISA City & Guilds TechBac Skills and Entrepreneurship Development Programme to its Centre for Entrepreneurial Studies.
This was a documented visit; current partnership arrangements are not implied.
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FTAISA EventPreview event for a youth entrepreneurship workshop.
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