Empowering Mission
We nurture tomorrow’s industry leaders through comprehensive, practice-led education—fostering excellence, reliability and professionalism in every cohort.
Our Academy
Nurturing Africa’s Furniture Leaders
Bridging craftsmanship and technology through hands-on training, classroom demonstrations and SIWES industrial placements. We develop industry-ready makers and entrepreneurs—anchored in excellence, professionalism and purpose.
About
Learn by Doing
Our approach blends studio practice with classroom demonstration, so students build confidence on real materials, machines and methods. Across upholstery, woodwork and finishing, we emphasise safety, quality, and repeatable technique—preparing graduates for employment or entrepreneurship.
Our Vision
To pioneer furniture manufacturing scholarships across Africa—breaking barriers to quality education and becoming a nexus for creativity and innovation.
Our Impact
By combining quality instruction with SIWES placements, we create jobs, grow local skills and reduce reliance on imported furniture—building a resilient, homegrown industry.
Opportunity
Furniture Market in Nigeria
A rising sector valued in the tens of billions presents room for world-class, locally made products. We address common barriers—manual processes, limited machinery, finishing gaps—through a curriculum that marries traditional craft with modern tools and quality assurance.
Excellence
Excellence is a habit—pursued through continual development of students and faculty alike. Our studios model best-in-class practice, encouraging detail, discipline and pride in work.
Professionalism
We instil ethical standards and collaborative behaviours foundational to the trade—accountability, dependability, responsibility, autonomy and leadership—so graduates thrive on site and in business.
Method
SIWES Industrial Experience
Our Students’ Industrial Work Experience Scheme links classroom learning to real-world production. Students hone occupational competencies, increase diversity awareness and understand professional expectations—before they graduate.