The Ed-Tech Fellowship Programme by Co-Creation Hub (CcHub) and Mastercard Foundation in Nigeria is now accepting applications for its second edition.
This initiative, launched in partnership with Mastercard Foundation, previously supported 12 Nigerian and 12 Kenyan startups with a total of US$15 million in 2023.
In its second year, the Nigerian fellowship is seeking innovative ed-tech solutions from startups that aim to transform learning from preschool to the workplace.
To be eligible, startups must be Africa-focused, incorporated in Nigeria, and address challenges in various education sectors, including K-12, formal and informal education, school management systems, tertiary education, corporate learning, and vocational skills training.
Selected fellows in the 2024 cohort will benefit from expert advisory, coaching, mentoring, networking opportunities, and access to investors. Additionally, they will receive equity-free funding of US$100,000.
If you have a groundbreaking ed-tech solution, don’t miss the chance – apply latest on 17 of February, 2024.
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