Published November 26, 2005 | Version v1

E-learning Platforms in Vocational Skills Training Amongst Nigerian Youth,: A Comparative Analysis

  • 1. University of Abuja
  • 2. Babcock University
  • 3. University of Calabar

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E-learning platforms have emerged as a promising tool for vocational skills training among youth in Nigeria. A comparative study using quantitative data from surveys conducted across three major cities in Nigeria between and . E-learning platforms showed significant improvement in skill acquisition among participants compared to traditional classroom settings, with a 78% increase in reported proficiency levels. The study highlights the potential of e-learning for vocational training but also identifies infrastructure gaps as a major obstacle. Investment should be prioritised in improving internet connectivity and digital literacy among Nigerian youth to maximise the benefits of e-learning platforms. E-Learning, Vocational Skills Training, Youth Development, Nigeria

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