Are you a fresh engineering graduate looking to kickstart your career in the power sector? Sahara Power Group is on the hunt for early-career engineers to join its Technical & Innovation Academy.
This structured Graduate Engineering Programme is designed to nurture the next generation of power professionals at its Egbin and FIPL plants, offering a blend of hands-on experience, mentorship, and a clear path into the energy industry.
Why Joining This Academy Is a Big Deal
Sahara Power Group isn’t just any energy company — it’s one of the largest privately owned power firms in sub-Saharan Africa.
Joining the academy means you’ll get real insight into how a major power company runs, from the nuts and bolts of plant operations to the strategic side of energy management.
Through rotational assignments, graduates get exposure to different parts of a power plant, learning both technical skills and business-savvy decision-making.
On top of that, mentorship from experienced engineers and fully sponsored accommodation means you can focus entirely on learning and growing.
This isn’t just a temporary gig — it’s a gateway to future leadership opportunities within one of Africa’s most significant energy players.
What You’ll Gain From the Programme
Rotational Exposure Across Departments
You’ll work in multiple areas of power plant operations — from maintenance to projects to day-to-day plant operations. This hands-on approach helps you understand how every piece of the power-generation puzzle fits together.
Expert Mentorship
Industry veterans will guide you every step of the way, offering technical guidance, career advice, and insights into the energy sector.
Fully Sponsored Accommodation
No need to stress about where you’ll stay. Comfortable lodging is provided so you can concentrate fully on learning and gaining experience.
Career Growth
You’ll receive a structured development plan, ongoing feedback, and coaching to help you prepare for potential long-term roles within Sahara’s power business.
Who Can Apply
To be eligible, candidates should meet these requirements:
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Educational Background: HND or Bachelor’s degree in core engineering fields like Electrical/Electronics, Mechanical, Instrumentation & Control, Power Systems, Mechatronics, Chemical, Metallurgical, or Reliability Engineering.
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Experience Level: 0–1 year of work experience — this programme is designed for fresh graduates.
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NYSC Completion: Nigerian applicants must have completed their NYSC by the specified date for their cohort.
Where You’ll Train and How Long It Lasts
The programme runs in Ikorodu, Lagos, and Port Harcourt, Rivers State, combining classroom learning with practical project work.
You’ll rotate across departments, gaining a full understanding of power-generation operations from multiple perspectives.
How to Apply
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Visit the Sahara Power Group Careers Page and find the Technical & Innovation Academy / Graduate Engineering Programme listing.
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Prepare your application documents: CV, cover letter, academic transcripts, and NYSC certificate if applicable.
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Submit your application online before the deadline — 30 November 2025 for the 2025 intake.
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Wait for shortlisting. Selected candidates may be invited for interviews or assessments.
Tips for a Standout Application
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Highlight project work or internships — practical experience is highly valued.
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Explain why power generation excites you and how this programme aligns with your career goals.
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Showcase both technical skills and a learning mindset — this is a development-focused programme.
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Emphasize teamwork, adaptability, and willingness to rotate through different plant functions.
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Write a strong cover letter demonstrating your understanding of Sahara Power Group’s mission and how you fit into it.
Take the First Step Into the Power Sector
This is more than a training programme — it’s a chance to start a meaningful career in one of Africa’s most important industries.
If you’re ready to learn, grow, and make an impact, the Sahara Power Group Technical & Innovation Academy could be your gateway.
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