The Ministry of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy, in collaboration with Google and Del York Creative Academy, is launching an initiative to train 2,500 young creatives in Nigeria, with plans to scale to 10,000. The program aims to advance skills development and innovation in Nigeria's creative industry.

Program Goals and Objectives

The Creative Leap Acceleration Programme (CLAP) by the Ministry of Culture focuses on enhancing skills, innovation, and fostering partnerships in Nigeria's creative sector. The initiative aims to create job opportunities, diversify the economy, and strengthen the country's cultural export.

Training Program Content

Participants will receive hands-on training in areas such as music, film, animation, content creation, live production, and audio. The six-week course covers foundational skills in visual storytelling and creative video content production, including storyboarding, shooting, editing, and the integration of AI in the creative process.

Implementation and Partnerships

Google and Del York Creative Academy are key partners in implementing the program, providing technical support and training resources. Upon completion, participants will have the opportunity to create high-quality visual content, guided by the mentorship and support provided throughout the program.

The collaboration between the Ministry of Culture, Google, and Del York Creative Academy establishes a platform for nurturing new generations of creatives who can innovate and contribute to Nigeria's economic growth. The program opens career opportunities and fosters participation in the global creative community.