SkillHer SAW Wraps Up With High-Impact Capstone Projects & Government Commitment
After weeks of immersive learning and hands-on workshops, the SkillHer Skills Acquisition Workshop (SAW), in collaboration with dRPC, supported by the Ford Foundation, ended on a high note with a Capstone Showcase that highlighted the creativity, teamwork, and growth of our participants.
This year’s challenge featured three practical tracks, each designed to help women apply their new skills to real-world situations.
Track 1: Project Management & Research — 1st Place
Participants researched potential partners/supporters, designed a SkillHer-aligned mini project, and began early implementation during the workshop.
Their clarity, structure, and execution readiness earned them 1st place and the top cash prize.
Track 2: Web Development — 2nd Place
Using their newly learned skills, Track 2 participants built a simple website for the SkillHer SAW program, showcasing its objectives and participant activities.
Their clean and functional build secured 2nd place.
Track 3: Social Media & Design — 3rd Place
Participants developed a mini visibility campaign plan for SkillHer and dRPC, including post samples, visuals, and a basic content plan.
Their creative concepts earned them 3rd place.
Judges & Recognition
The projects were evaluated by representatives from:
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Oyo State Student Affairs
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Ministry of Youth & Sports
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University of Ibadan Student Affairs
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A JCI-Certified Facilitator/Trainer & Career Consultant
All winning tracks received cash prizes in recognition of their work.
Government Commitment to Further Collaboration
- Extending the mini projects into broader community programs
- Creating new opportunities for young women to apply their skills
- Strengthening partnerships that amplify SkillHer’s mission across Oyo State and beyond
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