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    MainOne provides 2-month intensive training to Nigerian graduates

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    MainOne has completed a 2-month intensive capacity building for 36 Nigerian graduates in what it refers to as Bright Minds’ Trainee Program.

    The connectivity and data centre solutions provider, said the training session was deliberately designed to groom recent Nigerian graduates into highly skilled technical professionals by taking them through the fundamentals of the company’s various business functions as well as personal effectiveness skills they need to survive in today’s workplace before their recruitment into the company.

    The program combined classroom style learning with practical sessions facilitated by seasoned external consultants and specialists within MainOne to help the trainees understand the company’s core functions which include Connectivity and Managed Cloud Services. The program culminated in a 5-week certifications training to provide the trainees with specialized technical skills required for their various roles.  

    The company received over 2,600 applications and women were strongly encouraged to apply with six (6) women successfully completing the program to join MainOne’s Technical Department. Celebrating the success of the program at a ceremony held in honor of the 36 graduates on May 16, 2019, the Head, Corporate Services, MainOne, Tinuola Ipadeola congratulated the recruits on their dedication and completion of the programme while urging them not to relent on their oars as they strive for excellence in their new roles.  

    “On behalf of MainOne, I would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to our new recruits following their successful completion of the Bright Minds Graduate Trainee Programme from a pool of over 2,600 applicants. We (MainOne) are focused on building a team of game changers who are leveraging advanced technology to provide IT solutions to revolutionize businesses and enable West Africa’s digital economy. 

    Today, it gives us immense pleasure to celebrate our young talent as you join us in building the nation we all desire. We are excited about your journey here at MainOne and look forward to your achievements.”

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