ALX, a leading tech career accelerator empowering young African talent, recently hosted a Parents Forum in Lagos to spotlight its innovative Pathway Programme. This unique initiative offers young Africans the opportunity to pursue degrees at globally renowned partner institutions, equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and networks to succeed.
The forum provided a platform to showcase the program’s benefits, including access to peer communities, professional networking events, mentorship and personalized guidance and support for applications to partner universities
The event featured testimonials from current participants and a live session with a representative from African Leadership University (ALU), one of ALX’s esteemed partners.
“The ALX Pathway Programme is designed to bridge the gap between young Africans’ aspirations and global opportunities. By equipping participants with critical resources and networks, we aim to empower the next generation of leaders who will shape Africa’s future on the global stage,” said Ruby Igwe, Country General Manager for ALX Nigeria. ”
Seun Babajide-Duroshola, Country Growth Manager for ALX Nigeria, emphasized the importance of parental involvement: “Parents are essential partners in their children’s journeys. This forum allowed us to engage with them directly, address their questions, and showcase how ALX Pathway provides transformative opportunities.”
The forum concluded with an open Q&A session, where parents and media representatives had the opportunity to ask questions about the program’s application process, engagement structure, and impact. This transparent approach reinforced ALX’s commitment to creating meaningful opportunities for Africa’s youth.