Codar Launches a 50 Million Tech Scholarship for 100 Africans

Are you passionate about technology but held back by the cost of quality training? Your breakthrough is here.
nCodar is launching its flagship 50 Million Tech Scholarship Initiative to train and empower the next generation of African tech talent.
n nA total of 50,000,000 Naira will be dedicated to supporting the tuition of selected candidates across Africa .
nThis is open to any African who:
n* Has a strong passion for tech and wants to build a career in the industry
n* Is a beginner, student, or career switcher ready to upskill
n* Is committed to completing the program
n* Needs financial support to access quality training
nWhat You’ll Get
n* Industry-standard curriculum focused on in-demand skills
n* Mentorship from experienced professionals and a pan-African peer network
nHow to Apply
n- n
- Visit the application portal: [https://codarhq.com/scholarship/apply] n
- Complete the form and submit your statement of purpose n
- Apply before the deadline n
Deadline: 11th September 2026
nShortlist Announcement: We will notify all shortlisted candidates via email.
nKnow someone who would benefit from this opportunity? Share it and help us discover 100 future tech leaders!
nApply now and take the first step with Codar Tech Africa.
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