goodgirl247:
I came here looking for answers. I wanted to pay since May but I didn’t have the funds immediately, 3 days later when the program was supposed to start, the sent an email for extension which I found kind of shady. When the programme had supposedly started ending of May, they sent a mail that scholarship is over, no more scholarship. Only pay 100k so I just moved on but to my greatest surprise I got an email on the 15th of June that I can still make payment of 20l for the scholarship and the mail also said those who were waiting for their login details should still wait and that made me conclude it’s a huge scam.

Hello, I'd like to clarify a few things here. The program is in partnership with the Netherlands government through the Challenge Fund for Youth Empowerment (CFYE). For each cohort, there is an expected number of qualified candidates selected in line with the guidelines of the CFYE. So, if the specified period for reaching that number of participants elapses without meeting the required quota, there is room for an extension by a few weeks. The delay in receiving login details for those who have paid may be due to the high volume of participants, as a substantial number of people register for the program. There is always a screening process before onboarding, during which login details are issued.

EmperorTolson:
Scam

Please refrain from labelling something as a scam without substantial evidence. If you have registered and encountered any issues, please note that there are provided contacts and email addresses through which you can reach out to us for assistance.

herdayboye:
I paid for the training and I didn't get a response thereafter

You were also meant to send an email to accounta@digitalmarketingskill.com for payment confirmation and onboarding. Did you do that and still did not get a response?

MamaAdaikem:
Hello My people, does anyone know about this programme and it’s authenticity, please I need honest replies before I spent my little money

I am delighted to inform you that your application for the Digital Marketing Women Employability and Entrepreneurship Program (DM-WEEP) scholarship has been successful!

This means you have earned a full scholarship to participate in our 1-month intensive practical and hands-on training in digital marketing.

Out of the numerous applications we received, yours stood out, and we are thrilled to offer you a place in our program.

You will be trained as either a Social Media Management & Advertising Specialist or a WordPress Website Development and Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) Specialist, and then receive support and mentorship to get a paying job offer to work as a digital marketing professional.

Your selection for this program was based on your desire, interest, and potential to thrive in the digital marketing industry.

We are confident that you will gain invaluable knowledge and practical experience from this program that will help you excel in your future career.

As a reminder, you are required to pay an acceptance fee of N20,000, and then you can proceed with the program, which commences on Thursday, 18th May 2023.

Note: Deadline to secure your scholarship is Wednesday 17th May, 2023 (by midnight) after which this offer will expire.

The acceptance fee payment is to cover administrative costs, and to ensure to ensure your commitment to this program.

The Digital Marketing Women Employability and Entrepreneurship Program (DM-WEEP) is not a scam. Please disregard any information from individuals attempting to undermine the program. Since 2021, the program has positively impacted over 1,585 young women who have benefited from it.

Here is a link to testimonials from individuals who have benefited from the program:https://www.youtube.com/@womenfordigital2739/videos

Many of those labelling the program as a scam likely haven't registered or possess limited or no knowledge about the program. Some of the comments I've come across, where some claim to have paid but received no response, may simply be a result of not following instructions correctly. They were instructed to send an email for payment confirmation, which those raising complaints may not have done.