30 days. 30 real client briefs. You leave with a portfolio, an internship placement, and your first paid design job — or we keep working with you free until you land one.
Nobody pays for "I can design." They pay for work that solves something. Here's where most people in Lagos get stuck:
You've watched 40 hours of free tutorials and still freeze when the canvas is blank.
You generated something with AI and you could tell. So could the client. That's why they went quiet.
Someone asked your price and you said ₦5,000, because you had no idea what the work was worth.
Every job posting wants 2 years experience, and you're stuck needing work to get work.
You don't have a laptop, so you assumed this whole thing wasn't for you.
You have designs, but no portfolio — nothing a client can look at and immediately trust.
Tutorials teach you software. Briefs, deadlines and someone reviewing your work are what turn you into a person who gets paid.
Not "knowledge." Not a certificate nobody in Lagos has ever been hired off. Four things you can put in front of a client this month.
Not tutorial copies. Ten finished pieces from actual business briefs — a restaurant menu, a fintech app screen, an event flyer, a full brand kit — live on Behance and on a one-page portfolio site we build with you on Day 27.
We place completing students with businesses in our network for four weeks. Real work, real feedback, a reference you can name.
You'll pitch, price and deliver a real job before you graduate — using the DM scripts and rate card we hand you in Week 3.
Payoneer and Grey set up, Fiverr and Upwork profiles live, and a rate card that stops you undercharging.
Every piece below was made by someone who had never opened a design tool 30 days earlier. Nothing here is a tutorial copy — each one answers a real brief from a real Lagos business.
Cohort 02 · 14 graduates · 420 briefs submitted
Live 6–8pm Mon–Fri. Brief drops at 8pm. You submit by 10am. It gets critiqued the next evening — publicly, kindly, and specifically. That loop is the whole method.
I've spent years building creative for brands you already know, and the last stretch of it teaching other people to do the same — at American Corner Lekki, in live sessions, and one-to-one.
The people I taught one-to-one are now earning six figures a month from design. That's what made me build this. If it worked with no structure, I want to see what happens with thirty briefs behind it.
What I won't teach you: motion graphics, 3D, or deep product UI. This is graphics design that businesses pay for — brand, social, print, ads. I'd rather you learn one thing properly than five things badly.
These are the prices anyone in Lagos would actually charge for each of these standalone. Nothing inflated to make the maths look good.
Early-bird rate for this cohort only. It returns to ₦75,000 for Cohort 02 in November, and we won't reopen it.
Claim My Seat →In full — ₦35,000. Locks your seat immediately, all seven bonuses included.
Split — ₦20,000 now, ₦20,000 on Day 15. Same access from day one, ₦5,000 more in total.
Ten seats are free — earned, not first-come. Apply below with a ₦10,000 commitment deposit, refunded in full on Day 30 when you complete. We do it this way because free seats nobody shows up for help nobody.
Do the work, and you will get paid for design within 60 days of graduating. If you don't, two things happen automatically:
All you have to do is show up and do the work. Specifically: attend 80% of live sessions, submit all 30 daily briefs, and send your 20 pitches in Week 3. I track this, so you never have to prove anything — I already have the record.
One form. One email. No calls, no retention scripts, no fine print designed to wear you down. If I didn't hold up my end, you shouldn't have to fight for your money.
These three learned from me in a live session and one-to-one. No 30 briefs, no cohort, no structure — and they're earning what you see below. The bootcamp exists because I want to know what happens when the structure is there too.
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Yes. I've taught design for years — at American Corner Lekki, in live sessions and one-to-one — and the students on this page came out of that teaching. What's new is the 30-brief structure. That's exactly why the rate is ₦35,000 instead of ₦75,000, and why the guarantee is as strong as it is. You're taking a chance on a first run, so I'm carrying the risk, not you.
No — it's built for exactly that. Day 1 assumes you've never opened a design tool. What it does assume is that you'll show up daily and submit the brief. Beginners who do that outperform experienced people who don't, every single cohort.
Yes. There's a full phone-only track — Canva mobile plus Figma mobile handles every brief in the first three weeks, and we've had phone-only students finish with stronger portfolios than laptop students. You also get studio machine access during open hours for the Week 4 portfolio build.
Both, your choice. Live sessions run 6–8pm on Zoom Monday to Friday and you can attend from anywhere. The Lagos studio is open for anyone who wants to work in the room, and placement day in Week 4 is in person for everyone within Lagos.
Every session is recorded and in the Cohort Room within two hours. The guarantee requires 80% attendance across live-or-recording, so watching the replay counts. What can't be replaced is submitting the brief — that part has to happen daily.
Placement is guaranteed for everyone who completes all 30 briefs and the Week 4 portfolio review. We place in batches with businesses in our network, so the specific company depends on availability and what your portfolio shows. If we can't place you within 60 days, the Paid Brief Guarantee kicks in.
Because this is the first run, and the case studies from it are what sell the November cohort at full price. You get the same programme for less in exchange for being early and, I hope, being loud about your results afterwards. That's the trade — and it closes at 25 seats.
The second cohort runs in November at ₦75,000, without the scholarship slots. The version that starts on 17 August is the cheapest and smallest this will ever be — and the only one where I have this much time per person.
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