CLPIR · YABATECH
How We Partner
Diverse strategies, one goal: a teaching-industry campus.
hub Partnership Strategies
Collaborations with universities for exchange programmes, dual degrees, and research projects.
Engaging local and international industries for advisory roles and experiential learning opportunities.
Engaging with international organisations like Albasar Eye Foundation on annual community outreach programmes.
Working with development agencies to fund and support educational initiatives and infrastructure.
language International Partnerships & Global Connectivity
Recognizing that technical education must align with international standards, the administration led targeted international delegations to negotiate and finalize formal strategic partnerships with leading institutions abroad.
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schoolUniversity of Northampton, United Kingdom
Comprehensive MoU covering academic and research collaboration across Arts, Science, and Technology — joint scientific research, staff exchanges, joint seminars, and academic articulation pathways for YABATECH graduates to pursue postgraduate degrees in the UK.
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schoolUniversity of Derby, United Kingdom
Strategic partnership focused on Finance, Business, Management, and Social Sciences — co-designed executive short courses, shared academic resources, and progression frameworks for HND graduates into master's programmes at Derby.
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schoolCommonwealth of Learning (COL) — TVET Interventions
Partnership for TVET Institutions in Africa, including a four-day leadership workshop on Open, Distance, and Flexible Learning (ODFL) organized with the NBTE and international experts.
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schoolUsmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS)
Domestic MoU focused on scientific research collaboration, joint grant applications, and faculty exchange — granting YABATECH researchers access to CAMRET medical research facilities.
factory Industry Sector Engagement
Active engagement with the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) and the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) — structured technical visits, donated machinery and testing tools, joint technical workshops, and support for the ND Mineral and Petroleum Resources Engineering Technology programme.
Linkages with the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) for continuous curriculum alignment with banking and fintech practices — including student success in the CIBN's Otunba (Mrs.) Debola Osibogun Essay Competition.
Collaboration with the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), sector organisations like COMTEAN, and leading private technology firms — for curriculum updates aligned with growing industry skill demands.