Teachers, school owners and education administrators across Nigeria have been invited to apply for the School Builder Lab (SBL), a practical training programme designed to strengthen leadership, improve school systems and drive measurable growth in schools.
The organisers say the initiative comes at a time when many schools are grappling with weak operational structures, low enrolment growth and limited staff productivity. According to them, the programme is structured to provide hands-on solutions that participants can implement immediately.
SBL will focus on equipping participants with essential skills in school leadership, effective management systems, team building and strategies for improving enrolment and overall school performance.
“This is not a theory-based training. It is designed to help education leaders build schools that work — with the right systems, structure and people,” the organisers said in a statement.
The programme is open to school owners, administrators and teachers who are preparing to take on leadership roles within the education sector.
Participants will gain practical insights into decision-making, staff management, operational efficiency and sustainable school growth. The organisers noted that the training also creates an opportunity for educators to reposition themselves for higher responsibilities within their institutions.
As part of a limited-time offer, interested applicants can access the programme at a discounted fee of ₦103,000, down from the regular price of ₦140,000.
Applications are currently open, and interested candidates are encouraged to apply promptly due to limited slots.
For enquiries and application details, applicants can call or send a message via +234 806 255 3793, visit schoolbuilderlab.net.ng, or email learning@schoolbuilderlab.net.ng.
The organisers added that the School Builder Lab is part of ongoing efforts to improve education quality by empowering those directly responsible for managing and delivering learning in schools.
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