Goodmus Learning Centre has scheduled June 27, 2026 for its next Global Competency Assessment (GCA) examination in Nigeria, a programme aimed at creating pathways to international scholarships, employment, and global mobility.
The UK-based competency test, recently introduced in Lagos, is designed to assess practical workplace skills and applied knowledge across fields such as business, technology, education, security, and entrepreneurship.
According to the Managing Director of Goodmus Learning Centre, Dr. Adekunle Badmus, candidates who score above 90% in the examination will automatically qualify for full scholarship opportunities for short courses in any of the 32 countries that recognise the certification, including the UK, Canada, and the United States.
Candidates who score above 60% may also benefit from partial scholarships and access to other international education and travel opportunities.
He explained that the centre has already completed its first assessment in Lagos and plans to run the exams monthly, allowing more Nigerians regular access to the certification.
Badmus described the GCA as a system that evaluates real-world competence rather than academic certificates alone, stressing that it measures individuals strictly within their areas of expertise.
He also noted that successful candidates could gain access to job opportunities in countries such as Germany, the Netherlands, and Portugal, while organisations can use the framework to identify skills gaps and improve recruitment processes.
“The GCA is about measuring practical skills, applied knowledge and performance. It is not just another certificate; it is validation of global competence,” he said.
The programme, he added, is aligned with international standards and aims to strengthen Nigeria’s human capital development by improving employability and global competitiveness.
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