OUR SERVICES
One platform. Five ways to join.
SkillsNG serves learners, employers, training centres, master artisans, and schools. Choose the service that matches who you are.
Learners
Get qualified, build a portfolio, and earn an NSQ credential.
Register, complete KYC, and train against National Occupational Standards. Upload photos, videos, and documents as evidence, book assessment, and pass QAA → IQA → EQA review. You receive a SkillsNG Skills Certificate with QR verification, plus a pathway to the official NBTE NSQ Qualification through an approved Awarding Body once platform accreditation is complete.
Employers
Verify certificates and recruit certified talent for your organisation.
Confirm a SkillsNG certificate in seconds by certificate ID, learner ID, or QR code. Browse the talent pool, post roles, and hire people whose skill and NSQ level have already been assessed. Employer registration uses your CAC details so recruiters on the platform are identifiable.
Partners (Training Centres)
Register your computer centre or training hub — no CAC required for Lite.
Join the SkillsNG partner network as a Lite centre: name, owner identity, and skill focus are enough to start. After approval you can manage cohorts and learners while you grow. Accredited centres can book official NSQ-aligned assessments. No CAC is required to register on the Lite tier.
Master Artisans
Register as a skilled mentor training apprentices in your trade.
If you already train people in a workshop or trade, register as a master artisan. Invite apprentices, keep a digital logbook of what they practise, and connect informal mentoring to SkillsNG assessment so their skill can be evidenced and certified.
Schools
Register your JSS, SSS, or vocational school anywhere in Nigeria for practical skills tracking.
Create classes, assign instructors, track practical tasks, and issue foundation records on a branded SkillsNG school portal (for example /s/your-school). Seats and term billing keep enrolment organised. Schools across Nigeria can join — including the Bayelsa pilot — without waiting for a custom subdomain.