Training & Course Enrollment

1. What kinds of training and executive education programs does PIIL offer?

PIIL offers specialized training, executive courses, and strategic workshops in key areas of energy law, regulation, governance and transactions. The programmes are designed for public officials, board members, corporate executives, investors, project developers, and legal professionals in the energy space. Visit our Executive Training & Thought Leadership page to access the course offerings.

2. Are your courses online, in-person, or hybrid?

Our offerings are flexible. We provide:

· Online learning modules that are self-paced or live

· In-person executive trainings, boardroom briefings, and capacity-building workshops

· Hybrid formats, combining online and offline engagement for wider access and deeper impact

3. How do I enroll in a course or training program?

You can browse available programs on our Executive Training & Thought Leadership page. For tailored corporate training, you may also contact us directly to design a program specific to your organization’s needs.

4. Do you offer certifications upon course completion?

Yes. Participants who successfully complete any of our structured courses will receive a certificate of completion or participation, endorsed by PIIL. We also collaborate with institutional partners (e.g., academic institutions, donor agencies) where applicable to provide joint certification.

5. Can organizations request custom training for their teams?

Absolutely. We specialize in designing bespoke workshops and strategic offsites for public agencies, boards, utilities, and investment teams. We will assess your organizational goals and tailor content, delivery mode, and materials accordingly.

6. Are your training programs suitable for international participants?

Yes. While grounded in Nigerian and African regulatory contexts, many of our programs draw from international frameworks and are relevant across developing energy markets. We welcome international participants seeking to gain a deeper understanding of electricity policy, markets and transactions.