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The Notse Fellows Program

The Notse Fellows program gives rising leaders from the GaDangme states around the world who are academically inclined and engaging with their communities an opportunity take their work to the next level through an immersive curriculum that brings together academic, skills-based, and hands-on learning. Students get exposure to leaders across the country and the world, and are guided towards success.

 

The program builds lasting relationships among emerging leaders who are committed to working together to solve the most pressing challenges of our time, thereby creating a global network that reaches across issues and borders.

 

The Notse Fellows Program offers a robust curriculum of leadership development, training, networking activities, and customized support throughout 1-4 academic years to help the Notse Fellows gain the real-world skills, tools, and experiences they need to expand their academic curiosity, and be catalysts of positive change in their communities. These experiences allow Fellows to gain insights from high-level leaders across sectors while planning the way they would like to reinvest their new skills, networks, and knowledge after they graduate from the program.

Key components of the experience led by the Notse Fellows Experience include:

 

  • Induction formal dinner to welcome new fellows

 

 

  • An orientation program to welcome the cohort to the Notse Fellows community, a mid-program convening, and a concluding graduation program to celebrate the cohort’s achievements and present their action plans.

 

 

  • Leadership Development Workshops and Conversations designed to improve Fellows’ ability to tell the story of their academic work, reflect and refine their leadership approach, and build sustained, personal resilience. Through a variety of informal session formats, Fellows also hear about the innovative solutions coming from the Notse Fellows program participant alumni community and have conversations with high-level thought leaders across sectors.

 

 

  • Development and refinement of an action plan that draws on their experiences throughout the program, centered around their initiative of focus and their future vision for their work.

 

 

  • Assistance in applying to world class universities across the world.

 

 

  • Direct interactions with HRM Notse Nii Nortey Owuo IV during Fellow events.

Membership Criteria And Application Process

  • The Notse Fellows Progam Inducts 10 news Fellows Per Academic Year

  • Fellows must be able to demonstrate high academic achievement and curiosity through course work and teacher recommendations.

  • Fellows must show some extracurricular interests through sports, volunteerism or other community engagements.

  • Fellows must be indigenes of any of the GaDangme states.

  • Fellows must be in JHS 2 -SHS 2

APPLICATION PROCESS

  • Download and completes applications forms

  • Attach two reference forms

  • Submit forms and references in person or via email.

  • Successful applicants will be invited for an interview.

  • Fellows will be chosen after interviews

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