Partner with us

Build the talent your region needs, with us

We design and run programs with funders, employers and governments, so underserved young people gain the AI fluency, judgement and connections to do work that lasts.

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Years running programs: 10+
Raised with partners: $18M+
In-kind partnerships: $40M+
COURSE SCHOLARSHIPS: 100K+

Who we work with

Three ways to partner

Funders and foundations

Fund a cohort, a new program, or the research and development behind one.

A program shaped around your priorities and geography
Clear outcome targets agreed up front
Regular reporting, and stories you can share

Employers

Shape what learners practise around the roles you actually hire for.

Input on curriculum and real project briefs
Mentoring and guest sessions from your team
Early access to graduates for hiring

Governments and development agencies

Deliver national digital-skills and employment goals with a partner who knows the context.

Programs designed for local labour markets
Delivery in conflict-affected and low-income settings
Data to report against your own indicators

How we design programs

Start with the work, then build the program

Every program is co-designed. We bring ten years of delivery; you bring the problem you want solved.

1
Find the gap
We look at which roles are changing, who is locked out of them, and why.
2
Co-design
Curriculum, selection criteria and success measures, agreed together before launch.
3
Deliver
Online cohorts with live sessions, mentors, real projects and career support.
4
Measure and report
We track outcomes after graduation and share what worked and what didn’t.

Partnerships in practice

What a partnership looks like

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GIZ ProDIGI · German Government

Source Code Accelerator: preparing Iraq’s developers for AI-era work

AI is reshaping the entry-level developer roles that young people in Iraq rely on. Together with GIZ ProDIGI we designed a program that teaches how AI tools work, how they fail, and the judgement and human skills that make developers indispensable.

Partner: ProDIGI, funded by the German Government and co-funded by the European Union, with GIZ
Who: Software developers in Iraq, aged 18–35
Format: 7-week online cohorts, run several times
Project period: Nov 2026 – Apr 2028, with multiple cohorts

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RESILIENT FUTURES FELLOWSHIP · GERMAN GOVERNMENT

Backing women who build through uncertainty

A four-month leadership program for emerging female technologists and entrepreneurs in conflict-affected contexts, combining AI ethics, digital entrepreneurship and systems thinking with mentorship and real-world project development.

“As a woman, I now see my own power and ability.” Shahima, fellowship alum

Who: Emerging female technologists and entrepreneurs in conflict-affected contexts
Length: 4 months
Focus: AI ethics, digital entrepreneurship and systems thinking
Support: Mentorship and real-world project development

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