Teach for Bangladesh Fellowships

Teach for Bangladesh Fellowships

Applications are now open for the Teach for Bangladesh Fellowship Program, a leadership development program for outstanding university graduates and young professionals who are looking for a personal and professional challenge while working to end educational inequity in Bangladesh.

Fellows work full-time for two years as teachers in low-income primary schools across Dhaka city.

They also take weekly courses to complete a diploma in Educational Leadership, Planning, and Management through the BRAC Institute of Educational Development, which strengthens their understanding of the landscape of education in their country.

The Teach For Bangladesh Fellowship is your opportunity to play a part in helping your country overcome one of its greatest challenges.

As a full-time teacher, you will affect the lives of each and every one of your students.

You will join an international network of Fellows who are leading this global movement, and be among the special few who are pioneering the movement in Bangladesh.

The Fellowship presents an intense, difficult, yet highly rewarding challenge which will help you develop and hone leadership, organization, and communication skills – skills that will accelerate your growth in any career you subsequently choose to pursue.

Teach For Bangladesh is looking for leaders who are willing to commit to long-term change and have the tenacity to work hard in challenging situations – skills that top employers also value highly.

The two-year commitment is necessary for the program to be truly transformational for you and your students.

During the first year, you will refine your teaching skills and establish respect and trust within the school community.

Laying this groundwork will allow you to achieve academic gains for students and to successfully implement your end-of-year Capstone advocacy project.

The Fellowship is designed to prepare you to excel in any field you choose, as the skills that Fellows will develop are all transferrable.

The level of challenge involved in completing the two year Fellowship makes it as, if not more effective in comparison to spending an equal amount of time in entry-level positions in most sectors.

The Fellowship offers the following: