Following the success of our first cohort, Craft Innovation Hub is opening a limited free application for Amazon KDP Programme 2.0, a practical publishing training designed to help serious participants turn their idea, knowledge, or message into a published book.
Apply for Amazon KDP Programme 2.0
If you are serious about turning your idea into a published book, submit your application below.
Cost: Free
Access Type: Limited application-based cohort (20 slots)
Venue: Craft Innovation Hub, Agbo Oba Area, Ilorin, Kwara State
Tutor: Adedokun Nasirudeen Ayinde
Start Date: April 20, 2026
Application Deadline: April 18, 2026
Slots Available: 20 slots
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WHY THIS IS FREE
Amazon KDP Programme 2.0 is being opened as a special limited-access opportunity by Craft Innovation Hub following the successful completion of the first edition. The goal is to widen access, identify serious aspiring authors, and help more young people, professionals, and knowledge-driven individuals gain practical digital publishing exposure.
This does not mean the opportunity is casual or unlimited.
It is free, but it is structured.
It is free, but it is selective.
It is free, but it is meant for serious participants only.
PROOF AND CREDIBILITY
This is built on a real result, not a promise
The first edition of the programme was completed successfully at Craft Innovation Hub, and the uploaded certificate pack contains nine completion certificates issued to participants from that cohort. The uploaded training outline also shows that the class was intentionally practical, with writing, formatting, account creation, upload process, student practicals, and final certification built into the structure.
The first cohort’s closing session also drew notable attendance, including Prof. Yusuf OlaOlu Ali, SAN, Mr. Abiodun Abdulkareem, and Umar Abdulwahab, reinforcing the seriousness and credibility of the programme.




WHAT THIS PROGRAMME REALLY IS
This is a practical publishing opportunity
Many people say they want to write a book. The real problem is that most do not know how to move from idea to title, from title to manuscript, from manuscript to formatting, and from formatting to actual publication.
That is the gap this programme is designed to solve.
This programme is for people who want guided clarity, practical support, and real progress. It fits directly with Craft Innovation Hub’s wider mission of helping people gain practical digital skills and connect those skills to visible outcomes and meaningful opportunities. CIH’s own blueprint positions the hub as a practical skills centre focused on work readiness, pathways to income, and measurable community impact.
WHO SHOULD APPLY
- students and graduates
- aspiring authors
- writers and beginners with book ideas
- professionals who want to package their knowledge into a book
- coaches, trainers, and consultants
- entrepreneurs building authority
- faith-based, social impact, and community voices
- digital creators who want to publish something meaningful
This free cohort is ideal for:
You do not need to be an established writer to apply. You only need basic seriousness, a willingness to learn, and readiness to complete practical tasks.
WHO SHOULD NOT APPLY
Who should not apply
This opportunity is not for people who only want to register because it is free.
Do not apply if:
- you are not willing to attend fully
- you do not intend to work on a real book idea
- you want motivation only, without practical effort
- you are looking for casual attendance with no commitment
- you are not ready to follow instructions through the publishing process
This helps us protect the quality of the class and give the opportunity to applicants who are ready to use it well.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
What selected participants will learn
The first programme outline shows a practical sequence built around the full beginner publishing journey, and Programme 2.0 continues in that same outcome-focused direction.
Learning blocks
Understanding Amazon KDP
What the platform is, how it works, and how digital publishing fits into today’s economy.
Choosing a workable book idea
How to identify a simple and realistic idea you can complete.
Book structure and writing basics
How to organise your content into a publishable structure.
Formatting your manuscript properly
How to prepare your file for upload.
Creating a clean and professional cover
How to avoid amateur presentation mistakes.
Setting up your publisher account
How to create and prepare your Amazon KDP account correctly.
Uploading and publishing your book
How to move through the publishing process step by step.
Writing your description, choosing categories and keywords
How to improve positioning and clarity.
Thinking beyond one book
How to begin seeing publishing as a digital asset and long-term visibility tool.
WHAT YOU MAY LEAVE WITH
What serious participants stand to gain
By the end of the programme, selected participants should be able to understand the Amazon KDP workflow, build a simple book idea into a structured manuscript, prepare files for upload, create a publisher account, and move more confidently towards becoming a published author.
Outcome grid
Practical publishing exposure
A stronger author mindset
Visible progress on a real book project
A digital asset you can build on
WHY THIS MATTERS
This is bigger than one free class
A book can become more than a book. It can become a visibility asset, a credibility tool, a digital product, a lead magnet, or the beginning of a wider publishing journey.
That is why this programme matters.
Craft Innovation Hub is built around helping people move from scattered interest to practical, marketable competence. Its broader model is centred on practical digital skills, real outcomes, and community impact, not empty training for training’s sake.
HOW SELECTION WORKS
How this free application works
Because this is a limited free cohort, not everyone who fills the form may be admitted automatically.
Applications will be reviewed based on:
- seriousness of interest
- clarity of purpose
- readiness to participate
- availability to attend fully
- fit for the programme
This helps us keep the class focused, practical, and useful for everyone selected.
WHAT WE EXPECT FROM SELECTED PARTICIPANTS
What we expect from you if selected
If you are selected, you are expected to:
- attend the sessions as scheduled
- participate actively
- come ready to work on a real book idea
- respect the learning environment
- complete the practical tasks required
This is how we protect the quality and outcome of the programme.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this programme really free?
Yes. This edition is being offered as a special free cohort with limited slots.
If it is free, why is there an application process?
Because we want to select people who are serious and ready to use the opportunity well.
Do I need to be a writer before applying?
No. Beginners can apply.
Do I need to already have a complete manuscript?
No. You can apply with a book idea, rough concept, or incomplete draft.
Will everyone who applies be accepted?
Not necessarily. Admission depends on available slots and application quality.
Will I publish during the programme?
The programme is designed around practical publishing progress. Final output depends on your participation, readiness, and completion of required tasks.
Do I need a laptop?
A laptop is strongly recommended for the best practical experience.
Will selected participants receive a certificate?
Yes, participants who complete the programme successfully will receive a certificate.
Can this help me make money?
Publishing can support authority, visibility, and digital product opportunities, but long-term results depend on the quality of your work and what you do after the programme.




