Tinubu Engineering Mentorship Program

The Federal Ministry of Works has announced an extension of applications for the President Tinubu Engineering Mentorship Program 2026. The Federal Ministry of Works President Tinubu Engineering Mentorship Program will offer structured training, mentorship, and practical exposure to young graduate engineers from across all 774 LGAs. The objectives of the programme include equipping young engineers and artisans with practical skills in modern construction methods, building a sustainable local talent pool for infrastructure development, reducing youth unemployment through structured short-term engagement, and strengthening project delivery through skilled manpower. The programme targets graduate engineers in civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering, as well as skilled artisans, and is part of ongoing efforts to support infrastructure delivery while addressing youth unemployment.

To be considered for the Federal Ministry of Works Tinubu Engineering Mentorship Program, you must meet the following criteria: Graduate Engineers Applicants must: Be Nigerian citizens between 18 and 35 years old. Possess a degree or HND in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline from a recognized University. Be currently unemployed and not engaged in government service, or any full-time employment. Provide evidence of NYSC completion, exemption, or exclusion. Reside in (or be willing to work within) any of the Local Government Areas where the Ministry has projects. Demonstrate basic computer literacy. Familiarity with engineering software is an advantage (not mandatory). Show willingness to participate fully in structured field training modules. Skilled Artisans (Technical Category) Applicants must: Be Nigerian citizens aged 18 to 45. Possess recognized vocational training, trade test certificates, or verifiable practicalexperience. Be unemployed at the time of application. Be physically fit for construction-related field work. Be willing to undergo additional training, safety certification, and supervised project attachment Benefits of Tinubu Engineering Mentorship Program 2026 Selected participants will receive; monthly stipends, field mentorship, hands-on training, provision of basic safety equipment, certification on completion priority consideration for future engagements. Required Documents for Federal Ministry of Works Engineering Mentorship Program Graduate Engineers CV and academic credentials NYSC certificate (or exemption) Passport photograph Valid means of identification LGA of Origin Certificate Artisans CV (or competency summary) Trade test certificate or proof of experience Passport photograph Valid means of identification LGA of Origin certificate How to Apply for Federal Ministry of Works Tinubu Engineering Mentorship Program 2026 (Step by Step) To apply for the Federal Ministry of Works, Tinubu Engineering Mentorship Program, interested and qualified candidates should; Submit their applications, including the required documents, through the Ministry’s official email registryfmw@fmw.gov.ng. Shortlisted candidates will be invited for verification and orientation.