BTOSAT Batch 2 Registration Opens in Ondo for Skills and Business Training
Registration has opened for the BTOSAT Skills Acquisition and Business Development Training Programme Batch 2 in Ondo State, giving entrepreneurs, artisans and other residents an opportunity to gain practical skills and business knowledge.
The second batch of the programme is being introduced following the completion and certification of participants from the first batch. The initiative is designed to help beneficiaries develop marketable skills that can support self-employment, entrepreneurship and sustainable livelihoods.
The programme is supported by Minister of Interior Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo and implemented through the Ondo Community Connect initiative.
According to information released about the new batch, the opportunity is open to aspiring entrepreneurs and artisans across Ondo State. People who missed the first batch, registered but were unable to participate, or know others who could benefit from the training are also encouraged to take advantage of the new registration window.
The first batch of the programme provided participants with practical training in areas including solar and inverter installation, shoemaking and leatherwork, bar soap and detergent production, perfumery and air freshener production.
The programme has also placed emphasis on helping beneficiaries turn acquired skills into actual businesses rather than stopping at classroom training. Recent reports on the initiative show that some previous beneficiaries have gone on to produce items for community projects and secure contracts.
For the second batch, interested residents can register at the Ondo Community Connect office in Akure.
How to Register for BTOSAT Batch 2
Interested applicants are required to visit the Ondo Community Connect office for registration and further information.
Registration venue: Ondo Community Connect Office, 104 Oyemekun Road, Akure, Ondo State
Enquiries: 08076965555
At the time of publication, the announcement does not specify a fixed registration deadline, age limit, educational qualification or a complete list of documents required from applicants. Prospective participants are therefore advised to contact the organisers directly to confirm the latest requirements before visiting the registration centre.
The training comes at a time when skills development and entrepreneurship are receiving increased attention in Ondo State. The state has also recently certified 500 young artisans through a separate free trade-test programme aimed at improving employability and formally recognising practical skills.
For residents looking to learn a practical trade, strengthen an existing business or develop a new source of income, the BTOSAT Batch 2 programme provides an opportunity to acquire skills while gaining exposure to business development.
Applicants should register through the designated physical registration point and confirm all requirements directly with the organisers before submitting their details.