Seed for the Future Huawei’s global CSR flagship program which was initiated in 2008, it seeks to develop local ICT talent, enhance knowledge transfer, promote a greater understanding of and interest in the ICT sector. Huawei Nigeria announced the call for entry from Nigerian university student to enter this year’s seeds for the future program to improve and encourage regional building and participation in the digital community.
“Talent is crucial for the growth and development of any industry, the rapidly growing ICT industry has greatly changed business models. As a result, across the ICT ecosystem there is an urgent need for large numbers of technical staff who can address the challenges posed by this transformation. For true and lasting development in Nigeria, we must look in the area of human capital development with a huge focus on youths,” said the Managing Director Mr.Li Frank at the initiative.
The Seeds for the Future Program was born by Huawei Technologies so as to support the development of future leaders and innovators across the world. Huawei is committed to promoting ICT industry development in the countries it operates, and aims to drive long-term economic, social, and environmental sustainability.
Over the years, Huawei has been investing in ICT skills and knowledge in Nigeria in an effort to boost employment, foster the development of knowledge-intensive products and services, and enhance the ICT skills of the future generations. Huawei has done this successfully by implementing and supporting a number of schemes such as the Growing Girls and Women in Nigeria (G-Win), 1000 Girls in Training, scholarships for The African University of Science and Technology (AUST), engineers training programs.
This marks the third consecutive year, where smart lucky Nigerian student are picked through a detailed and objective selection process to partake in Huawei’s global CSR program. The ten (10) successful candidates from this year’s Seeds for the Future program will proceed to Beijing and Shenzhen China for the all-expense paid training in September 2018.
This year, the entry process will be open to all legitimate Nigerian student currently studying a technological, computing or engineering based course in a legally registered university or higher institution of learning.
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