Music producer and Mavin Records boss Don Jazzy has announced a tech scholarship programme for individuals seeking to acquire digital skills through its 2027 programme.
The Don Jazzy Tech Scholarship 2027, unveiled on Monday, offers up to a 100 per cent discount on tuition fees at TS Academy for young people seeking to study technology-related courses.
Available courses include Artificial Intelligence and Automation, Content Creation, Data Analytics, Cybersecurity, Software Development, Digital Marketing, Product Design, Data Science, Virtual Assistance, Project Management, Product Management, DevOps Engineering, Graphic Design, and Frontend and Backend Development.
TS Academy says most courses are beginner-friendly and don’t require prior tech experience.
Successful applicants will receive up to 100 per cent off tuition fees, depending on the scholarship awarded, as well as a discount on the application fee.
The programme also offers practical training, mentorship, internships, and job placement support.
In addition, selected beneficiaries will receive 50 laptops, while 500 students may receive data support, subject to eligibility, genuine need, and resource availability. The academy said it is accredited by the American Council of Training and Development.
2. Open the application form: Click on the “Start Your Tech Journey Today” or “Apply for a Scholarship Now” option to access the form. Applicants can also use the direct application link.
3. Choose a course: Select the technology or digital skills programme you wish to study, such as AI and Automation or Content Creation.
4. Complete the form: Provide the required information and indicate whether you need additional support, such as a laptop or internet data.
5. Submit your application: The academy will review applications to determine scholarship eligibility.
6. Complete enrolment if selected: Successful applicants will receive information about their scholarship awards and the next steps. They will also be required to pay a discounted application fee.
Don Jazzy said beneficiaries would also get up to N447,000 off tuition fees and encouraged individuals to prioritise education and skill acquisition.
