The Federal Government has opened applications for the 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) Delivery Network, inviting organisations to train Nigerians in digital skills and connect them with jobs.
The network is the first part of the 3MTT Partner Network. It aims to link training with employers’ needs and help Fellows access jobs, freelance work or business opportunities.
There are two partner categories.
Funded Delivery Partners must bring verified job opportunities or a clear route to employment. Organisations may apply individually or as a consortium. Selected partners submit talent requirements, receive suitable Fellows and agree on a cost per Fellow. Payments are tied to verified milestones, from onboarding to certification and placement.
Enabled Delivery Partners can train Nigerians online or in person. They help shape training standards and gain access to the 3MTT Talent Operating System, the National Talent Registry, hiring-demand insights and partner resources. Device financing may be available, subject to eligibility.
About ₦4 billion is earmarked across Cohorts 5 and 6 to connect training with employment demand.
Cohort 5 is funded by the European Union and Denmark through GIZ, HAUS and ESTDEV, alongside a MacArthur Foundation grant through Blue Sapphire Hub.
Cohort 5 funding applications close on November 30, 2026. Membership of the Delivery Network remains open after that date.
How to apply
Interested organisations should visit https://delivery.3mtt.gov.ng/, select a relevant partner category and submit their details. Applicants should explain their training capacity, talent requirements and employment pathways. Those seeking Cohort 5 funding must apply before November 30, 2026.