
Fellowship
Venture University's Venture Capital & Private Equity Apprenticeship Training Program is a selective trade school offering individuals 3-12 months of hands-on VC/PE investment experience with actual capital deployment, combining academic instruction with real deal participation. Participants engage directly in investment sourcing, due diligence, and investment committee participation, gaining equity exposure through profit-sharing agreements.
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The program focuses on providing practical investment experience while aligning educational outcomes with investment success through profit-sharing agreements.
The program has a highly selective admissions process with an acceptance rate of less than 2%. Applicants must demonstrate a strong entrepreneurial mindset and investment acumen.
Participants receive Profit Sharing Agreements with potential returns based on the success of their investments.
Cost details are currently unknown.
The program lasts between 3 to 12 months, with a flexible duration based on individual needs.
Participants are expected to commit full-time to the program, engaging in both academic and hands-on investing activities.
The program is offered in-person in major global hubs and virtually, allowing for participation from anywhere in the world.
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Demonstrate a strong entrepreneurial mindset and investment acumen in your application to stand out.
Q: What is the duration of the program? A: The program lasts between 3 to 12 months. Q: Is the program available online? A: Yes, the program can be attended in-person or virtually.
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