EduRevamp Teacher Capacity Building Program 2026: How to Apply, Benefits, and Requirements
Published 1 February 2026

The Federal Government of Nigeria, through the Federal Ministry of Education, has opened applications for the EduRevamp Teacher Capacity Building Program, a nationwide professional development initiative for primary and secondary school teachers.
What Is the EduRevamp Teacher Capacity Building Program?
EduRevamp is a government-backed teacher training platform created to improve the professional knowledge and classroom effectiveness of Nigerian teachers. The program focuses on structured learning modules that address teaching methodology, classroom management, curriculum delivery, and digital literacy.The initiative targets improved learning outcomes by investing directly in teacher development at the foundational levels of education.
Features of the EduRevamp Program
The EduRevamp Teacher Capacity Building Program offers several benefits to participating teachers:
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Free registration for all eligible teachers
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Zero data cost to access training materials
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Structured training modules approved by the Federal Ministry of Education
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Allowances paid after successful completion of training modules
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Certificates issued after each completed module
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Nationwide access for teachers in both public and private schools
Training Modules and Learning Structure
The program is delivered through five structured modules covering essential teaching competencies and best practices. These modules focus on improving instructional delivery, classroom engagement, and professional growth.
Participants are also required to complete the NITDA Digital Literacy Course, which is designed to strengthen teachers’ technology skills and enhance digital classroom delivery.
A dedicated online community forum is available for participants to interact, share experiences, and learn collaboratively throughout the program.
Allowances and Certificate Payment Process
After completing each training module:
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Participants will receive a certificate of completion
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Teachers must upload the certificate on the EduRevamp portal
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Bank account details must be submitted for verification
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Allowances will be paid after successful documentation
This process ensures transparency and proper record-keeping for all participants.
Eligibility Requirements for EduRevamp
The EduRevamp Teacher Capacity Building Program is open to:
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Primary and secondary school teachers across Nigeria
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Teachers in public and private schools
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Actively engaged teachers willing to complete all modules
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Participants ready to undergo digital literacy training
There is no application deadline, and the program is accessible nationwide.
How to Apply for the EduRevamp Teacher Capacity Building Program
Interested teachers should apply through the official portal.
Apply here: https://edurevamp.education.gov.ng/register
Applicants are required to create an account, complete registration, and begin the training modules as scheduled.
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