CatalyzU and Future Africa Partner to Launch 'How to Startup' Fellowship Program

CatalyzU, formerly known as Young African Catalysts, has joined hands with the pan-African venture capital firm, Future Africa, to unveil the "How to Startup" Fellowship program.

This initiative comes hot on the heels of their successful Venture Capital Fellowships, signaling a new chapter in their mission to empower African talents through data-driven solutions.

According to a press release shared with Techpoint Africa, the 7-week online program aims to equip African entrepreneurs with the requisite knowledge and skills to establish thriving businesses, both within the continent and beyond.

Scheduled to kick off on May 23, 2024, the fellowship requires a tuition fee of $800, with applications closing on May 14, 2024.

Targeting startup founders, aspiring entrepreneurs, startup employees, and corporate innovators eyeing innovative ventures in Africa, CatalyzU and Future Africa envision the fellowship as a catalyst for growth and innovation in the African startup landscape.

Crafted by a team of seasoned African founders and venture capitalists, the "How to Startup" Fellowship promises an immersive learning experience, distinct from conventional entrepreneurship education.

Participants can expect tailored, hands-on training, supplemented by insights from industry experts and real-world case studies.

By embracing a dynamic approach that integrates live learning sessions and practical strategies, the fellowship aims to foster a deeper understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities within the African startup ecosystem.

Through this collaborative effort, CatalyzU and Future Africa strive to nurture a new generation of resilient and impactful entrepreneurs poised to drive sustainable growth across the continent.

Source: Osamu Ekhator / Techpoint Africa