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Overview

EdTech MBA Community Fellowship is a 10-week experiential fellowship matching graduate students passionate about edtech with edtech companies or venture capital/private equity firms for remote, part-time, in-term internship projects. The program is run by EdTech MBA Community, a network founded in 2021 to connect MBA and graduate students interested in education technology.

Investment focus

The EdTech MBA Community Fellowship aims to bridge the gap between education technology startups and talented graduate students. By matching MBA students with edtech companies, the program fosters skill development and creates direct employment pipelines, addressing the need for skilled professionals in the rapidly evolving edtech landscape.

Program details

Applicants should demonstrate a strong interest in education technology and highlight relevant experiences in their applications. Networking with industry professionals can also enhance chances of success.

Who it is for

Candidates must be MBA students or graduate degree holders, preferably in their second or third year, with a strong interest in education technology.

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Admissions and application

The program is open to second and third-year MBA students or graduate degree holders with a demonstrated passion for education technology. Application details are available on the EdTech MBA Community website.

Benefits

Fellows gain paid positions, hands-on experience, exposure to venture capital processes, networking opportunities, and potential full-time job offers. Employers benefit from access to high-performing talent and project-based work.

Timeline

The fellowship lasts for a flexible 10-week period, allowing for both remote and on-site placements.

What came of it

Previous fellows have successfully transitioned into roles at finance firms, venture capital, and strategy consulting, showcasing the program's effectiveness in preparing students for impactful careers.

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What it pays

Fellows are compensated at an average rate of $30-75 per hour, depending on the position and employer.

Questions about this program

What is the duration of the fellowship?

The fellowship lasts for 10 weeks.

Who is eligible to apply?

MBA students or graduate degree holders with a passion for education technology.

About EdTech MBA Community

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