HP Cambridge Partnership for Education EdTech Fellowship: South & Southeast Asia 2024
We recently invited senior government and organisation leaders working on digital education transformation in South Asia and Southeast Asia to join the HP Cambridge Partnership for Education EdTech Fellowship. Applications are now closed, and we will communicate the outcome of your application in May 2024.
A global network driving education technology transformation
Now is a pivotal moment for the digital transformation of education in South Asia and Southeast Asia.
Technology has the potential to transform education for the better, but only if it is approached holistically and strategically.
The HP Cambridge Partnership for Education EdTech Fellowship is an exclusive programme for leaders dedicated to developing the skills, knowledge and network needed to drive successful digital education transformation.
Our programme
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Hybrid programme June - October 2024 and alumni network
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£25,000 | 10 full scholarships available
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Applications closed 28 April 2024
Senior government officials, policymakers, and civil servants responsible for digital transformation in K12 public schools on a regional or national scale in a country in South Asia or Southeast Asia. Leaders of organisations outside of the government that hold or support these responsibilities are also welcome to apply.
Who should apply?
The fellowship follows a three-strand curriculum, looking at:
What will you learn?
Policy
How you can use evidence and user-centred design to address challenges in your education system.
How you can build a prototype of a solution, develop that solution and scale it.
How you can secure and grow the confidence of colleagues and end-users, such as teachers and students, throughout.
Leadership
How you can mobilise stakeholders from across government, the private sector and civic society to lead a coalition for change.
EdTech
How you can use EdTech to improve learning outcomes across your national education system.
What research shows about what works and what does not when it comes to EdTech.
Every region and country has specific challenges and opportunities, and the fellowship aims to equip participants with a toolkit to navigate those changes in their unique context for sustainable, long-term impact.
The curriculum will draw on perspectives from around the world but will be tailored to meet the specific needs of participants from South and Southeast Asia.
Online learning
Around the residential academy in Cambridge, you will explore a variety of topics through a mix of learning formats, including:
Live online workshops: This includes reflection on current practices, case studies, collaboration in small groups, plenary discussions and expert guest speakers.
Hands-on project: You will work on a hands-on project prototype, with the opportunity to get feedback on your plans and support with your key challenges.
Independent learning: Review of digital and printed materials, engagement in discussion forums, sharing reflections and questions.
Coaching: One-to-one executive leadership coaching sessions.
Residential learning
During the programme, participants will meet in the historic city of Cambridge, UK for a four-day residential academy.
Course structure
Overall commitment of four hours a week:
Two-hour tutor-led session per week; the session is scheduled based on the fellow time zone;
Two-hours commitment for preparation of activities such as pre-reading or a defined pre-workshop activity. The independent learning time should be taken up with post-session activities such as readings or homework.
Programme
The programme will run fromJune to October 2024, with the residential academy in Cambridge, UK in August 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
Scholarships
Scholarships are available for a select number of successful applicants to cover the full programme fees. Some of the scholarships awarded will also include the cost of flights.
Applications
Applications closed 28 April 2024
Please note, this is an updated timeline
Confirmation of place
Final places will be confirmed in May 2024. Please note, places and scholarships may be awarded on a rolling basis.
What happens after the fellowship?
On graduating, 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.
If you have any questions, or would like to discuss whether this programme is right for you with one of our specialist team members, please email fellowship@cambridge.org
Programme fees, funding opportunities, dates, locations, and contents are subject to change.