10 Weeks
You have learned a skill. Now what? Most tech graduates undercharge, struggle to find clients, and give up before the business has a chance to grow. This bootcamp is the missing piece — the business side of tech. In 6 weeks you will register your business, build your offer, and land your first paying clients.
Deciding which tech skill to monetise, defining your target market in Nigeria, understanding what clients actually pay for vs what they say they want.
CAC business name and limited liability company registration, TIN, business bank accounts, professional email, basic brand identity setup.
Stopping undercharging, value-based vs hourly pricing, creating service packages, quoting for Nigerian SMEs vs corporate clients vs international clients.
Writing proposals that win, structuring a discovery call, handling objections, contracts and agreements, client onboarding, basic project management.
Building Upwork and Fiverr profiles, LinkedIn for lead generation, WhatsApp Business for client communication, generating referrals systematically.
Managing multiple clients, avoiding scope creep, invoicing and payment collection in Nigeria, financial management, 90-day personalised business launch plan.
Yes — this is designed to be taken alongside or immediately after any other Pavictek Academy course. Many students pair it with Web Development, Digital Marketing, or Social Media. Ask about the bundle discount.
CAC business name registration costs around ₦10,000–₦15,000. We guide you through the exact process in Week 2, including which registration type suits your situation best.
We recommend completing at least one technical course first. This bootcamp teaches you how to sell and run a business, not the technical skill itself.