Become a Virtual Assistant
Master remote communication, scheduling and business support tools. Learn the systems and standards that remote teams rely on. Gain real-world experience and land a virtual assistant job in a top tech company.
A 6-month journey to landing your first job as a Virtual Assistant
Month 1–3 · Industry expert-led courses
Learn directly with tutors and industry experts every month. Ask questions, get feedback, and connect with professionals working in your field.
Virtual Assistance Internship
After you finish your courses, you'll do a real-world 8-week virtual internship to prove your skills. Preview the tasks below.
Month 44 tasks
Set up your professional VA workspace: Google Workspace with Nigerian business email etiquette, Trello/Asana boards, Slack, Calendly (configured for WAT timezone), and a client folder structure. Create 5 professional email templates for Nigerian business contexts.
Manage a simulated inbox for a hypothetical Dangote Group executive: process 30 emails (prioritize, draft replies, flag urgent items), schedule 5 meetings across WAT/GMT/EST time zones, and manage calendar conflicts.
Conduct market research for a hypothetical Abuja-based agritech startup entering the rice distribution market. Compile competitor analysis, pricing data, and potential distribution partners across 3 Nigerian states into a structured report.
Create a 2-week social media content plan for a hypothetical Nigerian fashion brand (like Style Temple). Draft 10 posts for Instagram and Twitter, design a content calendar, and schedule posts using Buffer or Hootsuite.
Month 54 tasks
Draft professional communications for a hypothetical Nigerian real estate company: client onboarding email, weekly status report template, meeting minutes format. Create 3 SOPs for recurring tasks.
Plan a 5-day business trip for a Nigerian executive: Lagos to Accra flights, book accommodation, create a daily itinerary with 4 client meetings, arrange airport transfers, and prepare a travel expense budget in Naira.
Track one month of expenses for a hypothetical Lagos catering business: record 40 transactions in a spreadsheet, create 5 invoices using a template, reconcile petty cash, and prepare a monthly expense summary report.
Manage all aspects of a simulated week for a hypothetical Nigerian consulting firm CEO: emails, calendar, travel booking, social media posts, expense tracking, meeting preparation, and a weekly operations summary report.
Get hired as a Virtual Assistant
The final stretch. Polish your personal brand, prove you're ready, and get matched with companies actively hiring.
Package your internship projects into a shareable portfolio recruiters love.
Craft an ATS-friendly CV that highlights your skills and real project work.
Run realistic interview drills with instant feedback until you sound confident.
Score every section and get recruiter-ready fixes so opportunities find you.
Get matched and secure interviews directly with companies hiring for Virtual Assistants
Once you complete your courses and internship, we introduce you to our hiring partners actively recruiting Virtual Assistants across Africa and beyond.