Four weeks, step by step: niche, profile, gigs, proposals and getting paid in Nigeria. No promises about orders, just a setup that lets you compete properly.
We will message you the moment enrollment opens.
You have a skill. Maybe you design, write, code, edit videos or manage social media. The problem is that nobody outside your area knows about it. Fiverr and Upwork put your skill in front of buyers from all over the world, but only if your profile and offers are set up properly.
Plenty of people open an account, upload something half-done, wait for orders and then decide the platform does not work. In four weeks we make sure you do it the right way: a strong profile, gigs that are easy to find, proposals that get replies and a clear plan for getting paid.
One honest note: we cannot promise an order by a certain date, and nobody honest can. What we can do is make sure that when buyers find you, your profile gives them every reason to say yes.
Every stage ends with something you build, not a quiz you pass.
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Most people fail here, because they try to sell everything to everyone. This week you pick a clear lane and learn how to stand out in it.
What you will cover
Your profile is your shop window. In this week you set up both accounts properly and avoid the mistakes that get accounts limited or banned.
What you will cover
Now you create the things buyers actually click on. You learn to build gigs that can be found and proposals that get read, instead of ignored.
What you will cover
The last week is about turning interest into orders and orders into income, then getting that money safely into your account.
What you will cover
Fiverr and Upwork are competitive. The first order can take time, and some people have to improve their profile and proposals several times before it comes. That is normal. The people who win are the ones who treat it like a business and keep refining. We will show you how.
Pay once and you are in.
Yes, as long as you have a skill you can offer. We help you pick a niche and build samples so you are not starting with an empty portfolio.
No, and be careful of anyone who does. We make sure your profile, gigs and proposals are done properly so you compete fairly.
We cover both and help you decide where to focus based on your skill.
Yes, we walk you through the payout options available to Nigerians, including fees and timelines, so there are no surprises.
Creating accounts is free. Platforms take a fee from your earnings, and we explain how that works in class.
Yes. Programs with a monthly plan let you pay a fixed amount each month. You pay the first installment when you register, then we email you a personal payment link before every due date.
Payments are processed by Flutterwave on their own secure page. You can pay with your card, bank transfer or USSD. Your card details never touch our website.
Right after your first payment is confirmed you will receive a welcome email with your class details and group link.
Fiverr & Upwork Freelancing Setup. Questions first? We answer on WhatsApp.