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Two opportunities available at the Tony Elumelu Foundation – TEF 2024, WE4A 2024

AdminBy AdminFebruary 8, 2024Updated:February 8, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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📸 The TonyElumeluFoundation

As a part of the Tony Elumelu Foundation’s commitment to foster innovation and economic growth across the African continent, the following training and mentorship opportunities are currently running and available to young entrepreneurs across Africa on TEFConnect in 2024:

  • 2024 TEF Entrepreneurship Programme, open from January 1 – March 1
  • Women Entrepreneurship For Africa (WE4A), open from January 1 – March 1

TEFConnect is the Foundation’s proprietary digital platform that provides capacity-building support, advisory and market linkages to over 1.5million Africans and counting. The platform’s unique training curriculum covered insightful topics including Starting Your Business, Business Management & Fundamentals, Leadership & Business Growth, Marketing Strategy, Product Design, Selecting & Building a Team.

All African entrepreneurs are encouraged to seize the transformative opportunities offered by the Tony Elumelu Foundation to embark on a life-changing experience of training, mentorship, access to networks, and funding.

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