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New Form is Out For Apply Revive Rural Education Volunteer Initiative | KANO, JIGAWA, BAUCHI, KATSINA, ADAMAWA, SOKOTO, TARABA, YOBE, BORNO, KADUNA

New Form is Out For Apply Revive Rural Education Volunteer Initiative | KANO, JIGAWA, BAUCHI, KATSINA, ADAMAWA, SOKOTO, TARABA, YOBE, BORNO, KADUNA


New Form is Out For Apply Revive Rural Education Volunteer Initiative | KANO, JIGAWA, BAUCHI, KATSINA, ADAMAWA, SOKOTO, TARABA, YOBE, BORNO, KADUNA

This initiative is a transformative effort aimed at improving educational standards in rural communities across Nigeria. 

We have received an overwhelming response, with over 60,000 applicants from graduates eager to make a tangible difference in their communities.

While we are not in a position to accommodate all applicants at once, we remain committed to fostering a collaborative approach that ensures every child has access to quality education. By joining forces, we can work towards creating meaningful and sustainable educational reforms in rural areas.

Eligibility Criteria: 

  1. National Certificate of Education (NCE) holders and Graduates are welcome to apply.
  2. Candidates must possess a genuine commitment to driving positive change within their communities through educational empowerment.
  3. A passion for uplifting the next generation and addressing the educational challenges faced by rural areas is essential.

Residents of the following 10 selected states are eligible to apply:

KANO, JIGAWA, BAUCHI, KATSINA, ADAMAWA, SOKOTO, TARABA, YOBE, BORNO, KADUNA. 

EXCEPTION:
Our monitoring team members currently engaged in classroom activities are excluded from applying.

We will give special consideration to previous applicants, but we encourage everyone who aligns with our mission to apply. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfVLs8yY1yfwLr-7ArEZo1dzWipvgRUmHNAQhqG4m6QMmKnYg/viewform

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