We recently invited senior education policy and organisation leaders in Central and Eastern Europe & Central Asia to apply to join leaders from previous global cohorts on the HP Cambridge Partnership for Education EdTech Fellowship. We developed this programme to support leaders at the forefront of digital education transformation with the skills, knowledge and network to implement change.
Applications closed on 22 November 2024 and outcomes will be communicated to applicants in December 2024.
Now is a pivotal moment for the digital transformation of education in Central and Eastern Europe & Central Asia.
Across the region, governments are making significant investments in education systems.
From improving school performance by developing innovative evaluation systems to upgrading schools’ technology and connectivity.
Technology has the potential to transform education for the better, but only if it is approached holistically and strategically.
Join a global network driving successful education technology transformation:
Hybrid programme January to June 2025, with a residential module in Cambridge in April 2025.
£25,000
Scholarships are available for some applicants to cover the full or partial programme fees.
Applications closed on 22 November 2024.
Senior government officials and civil servants responsible for digital transformation in K12 public schools on a regional or national scale in a country in Central or Eastern Europe or Central Asia. Leaders of organisations outside of the government that hold or support these responsibilities are also welcome to apply.
The fellowship follows a three-strand curriculum, looking at:
Online learning
Around the residential academy in Cambridge, you will explore a variety of topics through a mix of learning formats, including:
Scholarships
Scholarships are available for some applicants to cover the full or partial programme fees.
Residential academy
During the programme, participants will meet in the UK for a five-day residential academy. You will explore adaptive leadership and user-centred design. You will investigate an EdTech challenge that you want to address with your own prototype.
You will stay in Cambridge and enjoy some of the rich experiences of university life, including dinner at an historic college.
One-to-one leadership coaching
During the programme, you will enjoy a short series of personalised coaching sessions, including one-to-one meetings, to enhance your leadership confidence and skills in the context of particular challenge you are facing.
Applications
Applications closed on 22 November 2024.
Programme fees
The programme fees cover all tuition, teaching and learning materials, accommodation while in Cambridge and coaching. Please note, they do not include the cost of flights or visas.
£25,000
Programme dates
The programme will run from January to June 2025, with a residential week in Cambridge in April 2025.
Course structure
Overall commitment of four hours a week:
Confirmation of place
Final places will be confirmed in December 2024. Please note, places and scholarships may be awarded on a rolling basis.
What happens after the fellowship?
On graduating the five-month hybrid programme, you will become part of a global network to continue to share knowledge and trends. Through this alumni network you will connect, learn, support one another, and shape an international conversation around EdTech policy design and implementation.
We will share fellows’ profiles and stories on our programme website.