DBN Reward 4 Learning: Free Cash & Data

The Development Bank of Nigeria, DBN, has announced the launch of its BizAid "Reward 4 Learning" programme. The scheme gives rewards to people who complete courses under the DBN Entrepreneurship Training Programme, ETP.

The programme links learning with cash and data rewards; the aim is to encourage the use of DBN's digital learning resources in the MSME sector.

Who the DBN BizAid Reward 4 Learning programme is for

DBN said the programme is for people who want to build their business knowledge and sharpen practical skills.

The groups encouraged to take part include:

Existing entrepreneurs

Small and medium-scale business owners can take part in the programme.

Aspiring business owners

People with business ideas who need technical know-how are also included.

Students

University and polytechnic students with an interest in entrepreneurship are encouraged to join and gain business knowledge before graduation.

Freelancers and artisans

Self-employed workers who want to formalise their business structures can also take part.

Rewards available under DBN BizAid "Reward 4 Learning"

The programme gives two reward options to active learners.

Monthly cash reward

DBN will give N20,000 to 90 top-performing learners every month.

These cash rewards are for learners who record strong performance in their chosen courses.

Weekly data support

DBN will also give N2,000 data support to 300 learners every week.

The data support is meant for the first 300 learners who complete a course each week.

How to qualify for the DBN learning rewards

The programme is open to registered users on the DBN learning platform.

Register or log in on the portal

Interested participants are expected to register or log in through the DBN learning portal.

How to earn the monthly cash reward

To qualify for the monthly N20,000 reward, a learner must complete the final exams of any course and score high enough to rank among the top 90 performers for that month.

How to get the weekly data support

To receive the weekly N2,000 data support, a learner must be among the first 300 people to complete a course in that week.

What this means for learners

The DBN BizAid "Reward 4 Learning" programme gives a simple path. Learners register on the platform, complete courses, write final exams where required and aim for either top scores or early completion.

For students, business owners, freelancers and artisans, the message is plain; finish the course work and the reward follows the stated terms.

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