Apply for Skills4jobs2015



Application for the Skills4Jobs 2015 is on-going! Skills4Jobs 2015, an initiative designed to train 200 people with relevant skills required by employers and guarantee them Job offers in 6months or less.

To accomplish this, Crave Daniels Company has partneredwith Job-link Recruitment services, Jobberman, GidiJobs, Sence HR, iknowICT, 360Jobtest, Nesburg School of Business&Management.

Theserecruitment firms will be providingreal job offers, live shortlisting interview sessions and trainings for the workplacetoall class attendees. 

To be a part of this, Apply for any of the certification courses that fit the industry or career you want. Along with any of these certification courses Crave Daniels will be investing in each registered participant by including the following:
1.      FREE CV Evaluation and CV Upgrade provided by Jobberman.com
2.      Microsoft Office Tutorials provided by iknowICT
3.      Job/Aptitude Tests from 360JobTest
4.      Career Planning by Job-link Recruitment services
5.      Interview Etiquette Training from Poise Nigeria
6.      Employability training from GidiJobs
7.      Free rides from Uber

Amazing offer right? So what are you waiting for? Quit the hustle and apply today!

To Apply: Apply on www.skills4jobs.com.ng/register
Application closes October 27th 2015
(Please note:  Applications do not guarantee entrance into the program, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted)

Since its inception, Crave Daniels has proven itself as a leading corporate training and consulting service provider, delivering high value in innovative, practical approaches to learning. Crave Daniels offers a wide range of services in training, learning and development in the fields of management and soft skills.

Contact Details:
Crave Daniels Company
23 OtunbaAdelekeStreet, Lekki, Lagos
Email: hello@cravedaniels.com.ng
Website: www.cravedaniels.com.ng
www.skills4jobs.com.ng
Phone Number: +234 902 439 3838
               +234 818 076 8241

Program Courses
You can choose from our array of courses*

a. Certificate course in Project Management:
b. Certificate course in Human Resource Management
c. Certificate course in Business Analysis
d. Certificate course in Quality Management:
e. Certificate course in Customer Service Management:
f. Certificate course in Digital Marketing:
g. Certificate course in Sales and Marketing:
Cost per course isN33,500 (This covers Customized Training Materials, Refreshment, CV Upgrade from Jobberman, 360 Jobtest App, Certificate of Completion, iknowictMicrosoft Office Proficiency suite, Student Package and Case Studies)

Training Venue:
3 AmoriOdumosu Close, Molade-Okoya Thomas Estate, Off Adeniyi Jones, Ikeja, Nigeria

*The schedule of the courses has been designed to accommodate a combination of two for some of the courses. Special discounts apply.

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