Revolutionize
your career: apply before may 20
We believe in the power of small groups of driven individuals to bring about big changes in the world. With our fellowships, we bring together talented, ambitious people to tackle the most urgent problems of our time.
One of our co-founders, Jan-Willem van Putten, applied a similar approach at Training for Good. He helped to establish this Brussels-based non-profit, where fellows are being trained to regulate AI at a European level.
Now at The School, we are applying these lessons to two new areas: combating the tobacco industry and facilitating the transition to sustainable proteins.
Fellowship focus areas
For the first fellowships, we have chosen to focus on tackling the tobacco industry and accelerating the protein transition. These choices are based on the work of our full-time researchers, in collaboration with research from external parties.
At The School for Moral Ambition, we are continuously looking to evaluate global issues by defining the role of importance, neglect, and solvability. These two topics emerged as the best for us to tackle first. In our explainers, you can read why we are convinced of this.
How the Fellowships work
Premier Training
One month of intensive training on your theme, learning from experts and connecting with peers.
Practical Experience
Six months working in the field, focusing on report writing, policy, legal advice, and networking.
Peer Insights
Monthly meetings with fellow participants to share insights and reflection, enhancing your learning.
Criteria for Prospective Fellows
The program runs from September 1, 2024, to April 1, 2025, with applications open from May 1 to May 20, 2024. Missed this year? We're planning more fellowships for the future.
We can only select twelve fellows per theme, which means many will be turned down. Fellows receive a Dutch average salary (ā¬3.6k gross per month) to dedicate full-time to this program.
We seek candidates with ideally around ten years of experience (minimum three years), including lawyers, consultants, lobbyists, policy workers, tax experts, food specialists, marketers, and investigative journalists. We also welcome later career changers aiming to work in tobacco control and food transition post-fellowship.
Application Deadline May 20, 2024: apply now!
Apply before may 20
Round 1
1
Round 2
2
Submit your application and CV
Complete a three-hour skill assessment
Round 3
3
Attend a 45-minute online interview
Round 4
4
Final one-hour interview
join the fellowship
Fellows are matched with pre-selected projects and host organizations based on their preferences. Final pairings are decided by us to ensure you make an immediate impact.
Apply before May 20, 2024