Our award-winning Fellowship program empowers educators in our partner districts, their feeder high schools and expanded learning organizations to develop leadership skills and cross-curricular expertise in engineering instruction. This creates a growing network of STEM leaders supporting excellence.
Fellows who complete the program emerge as Engineering Education Leaders (EELs) and Software Engineering Education Leaders (SEELs) who provide professional development throughout their districts. Each January, 40 educators will be selected by their districts or expanded learning programs to participate in a two-year fellowship with The Tech and San José State University.
Fellows gain:
- Over 90 hours of quality professional development to become an Engineering Education Leader or Software Engineering Education Leader
- Membership in a network of like-minded educators committed to increasing quality engineering education in the classroom
- Growth as a leader within the district and opportunities to gain new professional skills
- District-supported release time for professional development held during the school year
- A $1,000 stipend upon full completion of Summer Institute requirements
Program requirements:
- A two-week Summer Institute, July 20-30, 2020
- Four half-day Community of Practice meetings each year
- An observation each year
- Choose to focus on either mechanical engineering or software engineering.
Districts will choose participants by Feb. 1, 2019. If you are interested in being considered for a fellowship, use the link below to request more information.
For general information contact education@thetech.org