The School of Grant Success (SGS) said it is set to expand access to finance by Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, MSMEs, and start-ups across Africa.
It noted in a statement that access to finance is a key constraint to MSME growth and the second most cited obstacles facing MSMEs to grow their businesses in emerging markets and developing countries.
SGS is Africa’s premier school of proposals and grant writing, launched in 2023, and with more than 10 years of experience and results in the MSME finance space in Nigeria with a mission to train and support 1,000,000 MSMEs, youths and organizations to apply for contracts and grants across Africa in the next 10 years (2024 -2034).
In a statement made available to Vanguard, Mr. Edward Esene, the founder and lead faculty of SGS, said, “The school recognizes the critical role funding plays in the success of startups and small businesses and is committed to providing a comprehensive educational experience.
“With a focus on practical, real-world applications, the School of Grant Success aims to bridge the knowledge gap in the dynamic landscape of business finance and funding”.
The courses at SGS are open to individuals at all stages of their entrepreneurial journey, from budding startups to seasoned business owners seeking to improve their proposal writing and funding-raising skills.
The courses include, Grant Writing Course; Grant Writing Advance; Proposal Writing Course; Presentation Skills Course; Report Writing Course; Monitoring & Evaluation Course; Impact Assessment Course; and Grant Disbursement & Management.
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