INDUSTRIAL TRAINING

Our Industrial Training & Capacity Building Program is designed to equip participants with the technical expertise, project experience, and professional network needed to succeed in this high-demand field. By joining this program, you’ll gain first-hand industry exposure and contribute to solving Nigeria’s housing crisis while building a lucrative, purpose-driven career. 

Program Benefits

1. Hands-On Industry Experience

• Work on real affordable housing projects (design, financing, construction). 

• Learn from industry experts in real estate, architecture, policy and compliance. 

• Use industry-standard tools (AutoCAD, financial modeling software). 

2. Professional Skills Development 

• Project Management – From planning to execution. 

• Housing Finance & Policy – Understanding subsidies, loans, and regulations. 

• Sustainable Building Practices – Eco-friendly and cost-effective designs. 

• Community Development – Engaging stakeholders for inclusive housing solutions. 

3. Career-Boosting Opportunities 

• Internship & Job Placements – LCHDA or partner firms may hire top performers. 

• Certification – Earn a recognized industry certificate upon completion. 

• Mentorship & Networking – Connect with NGOs, developers, and policymakers. 

4. Impact & Leadership 

• Contribute to affordable housing projects that help low-income families. 

• Develop leadership skills through team projects and workshops. 

• building confidence and professional competence. 

Program Structure

Duration: 3–9 months (flexible for students) 

Format: Hybrid (Online + On-Site Fieldwork) 

Key Modules:

• Introduction to Affordable Housing in Nigeria (Market trends, challenges, policies) 

• Housing Finance & Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)

• Sustainable & Low-Cost Construction Techniques

• Community Engagement & Social Impact

• Capstone Project – Solve a real housing challenge! 

  Who Should Apply?

• School leavers, Undergraduates & Graduates in: 

• Architecture, Urban Planning, Civil Engineering 

• Real Estate, Economics, Public Policy 

• Social Sciences, Community Development 

• Young professionals seeking to transition into affordable housing industry. 

• Passionate individuals who want to drive social change.