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The Apiary fellowship is an initiative that supports its participants to build a holistic view of the early learning system and bring about positive change for children.
What to expect
Fellows participate in an intensive and transformative development program providing the skills and tools to improve long term outcomes for children and families. With a minimum 12-month commitment, fellows forge long-lasting connections with leaders from across the sector as they work and journey together.
Investment
This program is made possible through the generosity of the Paul Ramsay Foundation and part contribution of $2500 payable by each Fellow. Scholarships are available. Fellows are also responsible for covering their travel and accommodation to convenings (up to 4 events across the year in different locations).
Download our information pack to assist you with discussing this opportunity with an employer or other sponsor.
Places are limited, applicants will be contacted to arrange interviews.
Scholarships
Customised scholarships are available for:
- people living with a disability
- people who are culturally and linguistically diverse
- people who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
- applicants whose personal or work efforts are focus on supporting individuals and communities experiencing disadvantage
- low-income employers and self-sponsoring applicants
-people who are living in rural or remote Australia
Places are limited, applicants will be contacted to arrange interviews. Applications close soon.
We encourage you to read 'Water of Systems Change' and/or the 'Wiyi Yani U Thangani (Women’s Voices) Implementation Framework' explanation of systems thinking to inform answers to the questions below.