For students and new graduates

Show what you built.We check it.Employers believe it.

A Talent Passport isn’t a CV. Every line on it says exactly what was checked — and what wasn’t — so the employers reading it can trust it before they ever message you.

Create my free passportRead the safety guide first
  • Free, always
  • Private until you publish
  • Never indexed by Google

Example dashboard

Day one

47% complete

Each step shows how much it adds.

Your next steps

  1. Connect GitHub or verify your domain+20%
  2. Add your first project+15%

Where you are

In school, or anywhere around NYSC.

Undergraduates and final-year students are welcome as they are. Say where you are with NYSC on your passport: employers filter by it, so the ones looking for exactly where you are will find you.

  • Not yet mobilised for NYSC
  • Serving NYSC
  • Completed NYSC
  • NYSC exempted

How it works

Four steps, and the last one is being found.

  1. 1

    Create your passport

    Add your education, your NYSC status, your city and a one-line headline. It takes about five minutes.
  2. 2

    Add your best work

    An app, a site, an API, a data project — anything you can link to. You can add up to 2.
  3. 3

    Prove you built it

    Connect GitHub and we match the commits to your account, or put a small file or DNS record on a domain you own. Confirm your phone number too.
  4. 4

    Publish, and get found

    Employers can search for you straight away, and when one opens your passport you see which company it was.

Privacy

What employers see, and when.

Below is an example student, drawn by the same code the product uses. Until an employer confirms their phone number, this card is all they get.

Choose which employer view to show

Before they confirm

Your first name and initial, headline, skills, NYSC status, city, class year and type of institution, how many projects you have and the checks you passed. Never your surname, projects, links or contact details.

Tunde A.

Backend developer — payments and APIs

Active today · 3 employers viewed this week

Not yet mobilised for NYSC

Lagos · Remote

Class of 2026 · Federal university

Verified by NITACON

Work verified
What was checked?

Authorship was proven on a repository or domain. The specific evidence appears on the full passport.

Phone number confirmed
What was checked?

Authorship was proven on a repository or domain. The specific evidence appears on the full passport.

Python (evidenced in verified work)FastAPI (evidenced in verified work)PostgreSQL (evidenced in verified work)Docker (self-reported)Redis (self-reported)

Evidenced in verified work. The rest are self-reported.

2 projects, 1 verified

Surname, projects, links and video open when you confirm your phone.

After they confirm

Your full passport. Your email and phone number still stay private until you accept a conversation.

Tunde Adeleke

Backend developer — payments and APIs

Not yet mobilised for NYSC · Lagos, Lagos · Remote · Active today · 3 employers viewed this week

Verified by NITACON

GitHub authorship verified — 47 commits over 8 months in example-dev/payflowIdentity confirmed

About

I build backend systems in Python. My favourite project is PayFlow, a payments API that reconciles every transaction against its ledger so nothing goes missing.

Skills

Python (evidenced in verified work)FastAPI (evidenced in verified work)PostgreSQL (evidenced in verified work)Docker (self-reported)Redis (self-reported)

Evidenced in verified work. The rest are self-reported.

Projects

  • PayFlow API

    Authorship of this project verified

    Takes payment webhooks from two providers, removes duplicates, and reconciles every transaction against a ledger in PostgreSQL.

    Role: Sole author · Python, FastAPI, PostgreSQL

  • Market prices tracker

    Project listed by the candidate — self-reported

    Tracks food prices across three Lagos markets from weekly submissions.

    Role: Built the backend · Python, Redis

In the candidate's own words

B.Sc., Computer Science, University of Lagos, class of 2026 — self-reportedCGPA 4.21 of 5 — self-reported

Contact details locked

Contact details are shared when the candidate accepts this conversation. Opening a conversation and replying does not release them.

Our promise

Students pay nothing. Ever.

Creating a passport, publishing it, being found and replying are all free. And no real employer will ask you for money either: legitimate ones never charge for applications, interviews, training or uniforms.

If a message asks you to pay, we flag it in red, right under the message, and our team sees it too.

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