
In Africa, millions of girls and young women remain trapped in a cycle of poverty—not because they lack potential, but because they lack opportunity. Many were denied the chance to complete school. Others were forced into early marriages, became mothers too soon, or found themselves stuck in low-income or unpaid labor.
They have dreams, but no direction. They see others earning online, building businesses, and gaining global recognition—but they don’t know where to start.
At Newton Academy, we believe it’s not too late. Through Digital Entrepreneurship Training, we are helping underserved girls and women develop the skills and confidence to transform their lives. Our mission is simple: Equip them with relevant digital knowledge so they can build income-generating ventures and become financially independent.
Newton Academy is launching a comprehensive course in Digital Entrepreneurship designed specifically for women and girls from low-income and marginalized backgrounds.
This program bridges the gender digital divide by teaching skills that enable participants to create, market, and sell digital products and services online.

Our Digital Entrepreneurship Training program equips women and girls from underserved communities with skills to succeed in the digital economy.

Basic computer and internet skills for complete beginners.

Business ideation, branding, pricing, and monetization strategies.

Training in Canva, WhatsApp Business, Instagram marketing, Google Workspace, and more.

Guidance on starting online shops, freelancing profiles, and creating digital portfolios.

Access to female mentors, coaches, and a support network for growth.

Recognized certificates to build credibility and unlock opportunities.
Digital entrepreneurship is a game changer for women because:
Only relevant skills and access are required, not a university degree.
Women can balance business with family responsibilities while working remotely.
E-commerce and freelancing platforms allow women to earn globally.
Digital ventures build self-confidence and leadership in marginalized women.
Nigerian women are already earning $300–$3,000 monthly through freelancing, virtual assistance, content creation, and online coaching. Our goal is to help thousands more join them.

Newton Academy is committed to training 5,000 underserved women and girls annually, with a focus on:
Expected Outcomes:
Let's work together to equip women and girls in Africa with the tools they need to succeed in the digital economy.
To scale this impact, we are seeking strategic partnerships and funding support in the following areas: