Craft Innovation Hub has announced that its next training cohort will begin on November 5, featuring five intensive courses in areas such as data science, data analysis, UI/UX design, 3D modelling, and cybersecurity.
The Hub, launched in August, said the intake is designed to address youth unemployment by providing practical skills, projects, and mentorship. Each course runs for two to three months and combines classroom teaching with real-world application.
The Chief Operating Officer, Abdulrasaq Ahmed Abiodun, explained that the goal is to link learning with opportunity.
“We want young people in Ilorin to see a clear route into work. Our aim is to help them gain skills, start earning, and build the confidence to compete anywhere,” he said.
Courses Offered
• UI/UX Design (8 weeks): Training in Figma, design projects, and freelancing guidance.
• Data Science (3 months): Python, machine learning, Power BI, and project assessments.
• Data Analysis (2 months): Excel, Power BI, data cleaning, and dashboard reporting.
• 3D Modelling and Simulation (2 months): Blender, Autodesk, SketchUp, and animation basics.
• Cybersecurity (3 months): Ethical hacking, network defence, data privacy, and hands-on labs.
All programmes include modules on freelancing and entrepreneurship to help graduates turn skills into income, and conclude with certification.
Registration
The cohort begins November 5, 2025 at the Hub’s facility in Agbo Oba, Ilorin, with options for onsite and online learning. Registration is currently open at www.cih.ng.
