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NNPC - Renaissance African Energy Company Joint Venture JV 2026 University Scholarship (Areas of Operation Merit Award) | HotNigerianJobs
CDI5 months ago
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Nigeria
CDI
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NNPC - Renaissance African Energy Company Joint Venture JV 2026 University Scholarship (National Merit Award) | HotNigerianJobs
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What this role involves
You will be a full-time university student sponsored by the NNPC-Renaissance joint venture, focusing on your chosen degree programme (engineering, geosciences, or related fields). The scholarship covers tuition, accommodation, and living costs, with periodic academic performance reviews. You’ll also attend mentorship sessions and industry exposure events to prepare for a career in Nigeria’s energy sector.
Key skills to highlight
Strong academic track record (minimum 70% aggregate in WAEC/NECO, First Class or Second Class Upper in university). Demonstrated leadership in school clubs, community projects, or sports. Proficiency in English and basic digital literacy (Microsoft Office, online learning platforms). Energy sector interest shown via internships, volunteering, or research projects.
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Create a “Scholarship Profile” section at the top of your CV: list your WAEC/NECO grades, current CGPA, and any academic awards. Use a clean, one-page layout with bullet points for each achievement. Avoid generic phrases—instead, write “Led a team of 5 in a solar energy outreach project” to show initiative.
Before you apply
Verify this scholarship on the official NNPC website or Renaissance Africa Energy Company portal. Never pay any application fee—legitimate scholarships are free. Check the deadline is still open and confirm your state of origin eligibility (often required for Nigerian awards). Report suspicious emails to the company directly.
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