Jobberman and Mastercard Foundation Launch Her Next Move for Women Aged 18 to 35

Jobberman Nigeria has launched the Her Next Move campaign, a free online training programme for women aged 18 to 35, delivered in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation. Businessday reported the launch on November 1, 2026.

The Two Free Courses in Her Next Move

The campaign promotes two free courses: Jobberman Soft Skills Training and Becoming a Successful Global Gig Worker. Participants receive a free certificate upon completing either course, according to the announcement on Jobberman's website.

Jobberman Soft Skills Training focuses on workplace readiness, helping participants build the professional competencies needed to navigate employment and secure career progression. Becoming a Successful Global Gig Worker introduces participants to the demands and opportunities of the digital freelance economy, supporting women interested in pursuing alternative career paths beyond traditional employment.

The initiative supports women aged 18 to 35 through free online training, helping them prepare to enter the labour market, secure better roles, or explore freelance and gig work. The campaign is built around the message "Your Future. Your Skills. Your Move." and uses the central question "What is your next move?" to invite women to define progress for themselves.

Jobberman is also collaborating with young content creators who share personal stories about ambition, career transitions, and the transformative role of learning. Through videos, social media posts, and interactive conversations, these creators encourage young women to reflect on their goals and take actionable steps towards achieving them.

By combining free skills training with relatable storytelling, Jobberman and the Mastercard Foundation seek to ensure that more young Nigerian women feel thoroughly prepared to pursue their professional ambitions. The campaign places female inclusion at the centre of career development and encourages women to take an active role in shaping their professional futures.