Our Vision
To be the biggest mind factory for youth; empower the next generation through knowledge, break the chains of ignorance and unlock possibilities in Africa.
A strategic intervention initiative designed to equip young minds with competitive soft and transferable skills needed in the 21st-century world of work and business.
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2nd edition — out now!
The transition from formal education to independent adulthood and full workforce participation remains one of the most critical pressure points in Nigeria’s development. Each year, young graduates enter the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) academically qualified, yet underprepared for the realities of independent life and professional decision-making.
Our Initiative exists to close that gap — supporting clearer career direction, decision discipline, emotional resilience, and long-term stability.
In strategic collaboration with SPC Patterns Resources Ltd and Bavarde Group LLC (USA).
To be the biggest mind factory for youth; empower the next generation through knowledge, break the chains of ignorance and unlock possibilities in Africa.
To ignite curiosity, fuel learning, and empower young minds with knowledge, so they can break free from limitations and become agents of change in Africa.
Written by Tunde Oladapo-Dixon, Life After School is the practical life-transition resource at the heart of the initiative — now in its second edition as Real Life After School.
The original guide that took the conversation into NYSC orientation camps — helping corps members think early about career direction, professionalism and the realities of life after formal education.
Thriving beyond the classroom
We partnered with NYSC in 2016 through SAED (Skill Acquisition & Entrepreneurship Development) and have been part of orientation camps across all states in Nigeria — sensitising corps members on the need to prepare for real life after school and career decisions.
The programme equips corps members with contemporary and relevant skills to unlock innate potential, express themselves productively, and compete in the fast-changing 21st century — positioning themselves for limited job opportunities and/or starting their own businesses.
Our engagements have helped corps members decide on future career direction and grow leadership stamina, with emphasis on professionalism, best practices and service delivery.
Official partner of NYSC SAED
since 2016
Thought-provoking, participatory and interactive sessions that give interns the opportunity for experiential and practical learning — a sustainable employability and capacity-building programme.
Structured modules delivered over three weeks of focused engagement.
Each module runs across seven sessions that build on one another.
Delivered in person and online so learners can keep up wherever they are.
Blended, hands-on activities and delivery modes — learning by doing.
Trusted by partners, sponsors and institutions across Nigeria
Donate funds, spread awareness, join our events — below are the most common ways to get involved with the initiative.
We rely heavily on volunteers to run our outreaches and programmes — mentoring, assisting at events, helping with administration, or joining the planning for an outreach.
VolunteerOne of the most direct ways to support the initiative, providing essential resources for its operations and beneficiaries. One-time or recurring contributions are welcome.
DonateUse your voice to advocate for the cause. Share the initiative on social media, talk to friends and family, and encourage others to get involved.
Spread the wordIf you represent an organisation or business, explore official partnership or sponsorship opportunities that provide broader support for the initiative.
Partner with usCamp activations, partner announcements and updates from the Real Life After School team will appear here. Follow us for the latest in the meantime.
Partner with us, sponsor copies of the book for a camp, or volunteer your time. Every engagement extends the reach of the initiative.