Which Tech Skill Should I Learn?

The one that fits how you already think, not the one trending this month. If you enjoy puzzles, software development tends to suit you. If you like words and people, digital marketing often does. If you are comfortable with numbers and like explaining them, look at data. The free tech calculator asks about your situation, interests and strengths, then recommends one path and what to learn first.

Not on day one. You can read, watch lessons and practise the basics of writing, marketing and simple spreadsheets on a phone. For most paths you will need a laptop within the first few months, because design tools, code editors and data tools are built for a bigger screen. If a laptop is not possible yet, start with what your phone can do and save towards one.

Online is cheaper and fits around work, school and power cuts. In person helps if you find it hard to stay consistent alone, or learn better with someone checking your work. Plenty of people do well with online lessons plus a small group or a mentor who keeps them accountable.

Less than most people expect, at the start. A lot of good beginner material is free, and your real costs are data, power and time. Paid bootcamps vary widely in price, so be sure of your path before you pay for one. The tech calculator is free, and every guide here shows its price in naira before you pay.

Pick one path and give it eight weeks before you judge it. Switching every few weeks is what really costs people. Start with the smallest useful skill in that path, something you could show someone within two weeks, then do real work for people you already know: a church, a shop, a friend's business. If you are not sure which path, start with the calculator.

Yes. Employers here tend to ask what you have built and whether you can explain it, more than which certificate you hold. IT support is one of the most reliable ways in without a degree, and digital marketing is often the quickest route to paid work, because small businesses need it straight away.

No. We do not run classes. We help you decide what to learn and in what order, then give you a plain guide for it that you read on your phone and keep.