Through our two-year Fellowship, we recruit and train top university graduates and young professionals from all academic backgrounds to serve as full-time teacher-leaders (Fellows) in under-served, rural government-aided primary schools. The Fellows commit to improving the foundational literacy and numeracy skills of early grade learners, particularly in primary 1 to primary 3, where play-based learning is emphasized. This not only fosters creativity, social and emotional skills, confidence, and a positive attitude towards learning but also aims to drastically enhance the learning and life outcomes of children in far-flung communities.
In addition to improving academic skills, the Fellowship is designed to develop the leadership potential of our Fellows.
University graduates of any course who graduated with a CGPA of 3.0+. They must be at most 30 years old for Ugandans and 35 years and below for refugees.
The fellowship is an incredibly challenging, fulfilling and rewarding experience. It will grow you and transform your life personally and professionally, as well as that of your students, in ways you could have never imagined. Checkout Life as a fellow
Learn more in our applicant guide to make sure you meet all of the program’s requirements before applying.
Get the answers to the common questions that applicants ask us about our Fellowship HERE.
