The project is being executed through a TETFund Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement in collaboration with Integrated Projects Limited.
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The awards were presented during the institution’s 2nd Annual Distinguished Service Lecture and Awards held at the Multipurpose Hall in Lagos.
He gave the charge at a one-day induction workshop organised by the school’s Staff Development Department for the Deans and HODs.
The Rector, YABATECH, Dr. Ibraheem Abdul, said this during a courtesy visit of NATE to the institution on Monday in Lagos.
The Rector of YABATECH, Dr. Ibraheem Abdul, in a statement issued to newsmen on Thursday described the incident as tragic.
According to him, aligning academic training with real industry needs is essential to addressing youth unemployment
The landmark accreditation focused on Mechanical Engineering Technology and Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology.
The Rector, Dr. Ibraheem Abdul, confirmed the development, reaffirming the institution’s commitment to skills development.
The CIS delegation, led by its Registrar/CEO, Ayo Adeonipekun, who represented the President and Chairman of Council, Oloropo Dada, visited the institution to address senior management and students on the opportunities available through the Institute’s certification programmes.
Stakeholders at the meeting expressed optimism the collaboration would serve as a national model for sustainable tourism development.
A participant noted: “When knowledge meets opportunity, transformation follows – and Iyin Kingdom may soon become the symbol of that transformation.
It is one of several government-backed efforts to strengthen the country’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) ecosystem.
The Don of Nigeria’s foremost college issued the warning when he delivered the College’s 20th Inaugural Lecture, titled: “Beyond Mobility.”
Members emphasised it is a fact‐finding mission designed to identify vulnerabilities and strengthen the system and not a witch‐hunt mission.
This year’s celebration of the day, which was held at the college campus, focused on the theme: “The Girl I Am, The Change I Lead.”
The Rector said this during a formal engagement with Semicolon Africa Limited, a leading technology training and talent development organisation.
The partnership with the Sultan Foundation is aimed at advancing education, healthcare, and youth empowerment across Nigeria.
The partnership, signed in the Board Room of Del York office at Victoria Island in Lagos, is aimed at bridging the gap between technical education and global creative industry demands and to expand opportunities for Nigerian youths in digital creativity, animation and post-production, championed under its Youths in Animation and Post-Production Initiative (YAPPI), supported by the MasterCard Foundation.
It aims to advance food security via development of a solar powered aquaponics system that integrates catfish production with vegetable and maize farming.
The commendation came during a high-level visit by senior officials of both organisations, who lauded the college’s commitment to serving as a hub for training and empowering girls with life-changing skills in technology and entrepreneurship.