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Teachers, education
Nyansapo
Keep teaching honest, and keep students from being judged by systems that misread them.
- Places
- 5
- Stipend
- Paid
- Closes
- 15 October 2026
What is breaking
- Schools ban tools students already use at home, teaching only how to hide it.
- Detection software accuses students on evidence that does not hold.
- Assessment built for a world without these tools is now guesswork.
- Caribbean students are thin in the training data, so they get read wrong more often.
Your work
- Define honest assessment when the tools are not going away.
- Give schools a rule a teacher can apply on a Monday morning.
- Build a way for students to have a say in rules written about them.
- Document where Caribbean students are misread, with evidence.
The name
Nyansapo is the Akan wisdom knot. It says a hard problem gives way to skill and patience, never to force.
What you deliver
- 01Name the harm with Caribbean evidence, not borrowed evidence.
- 02Write something a regulator, ministry or publisher can adopt as written.
- 03Publish it with your name on it as an author.
- 04Put it in front of the people who decide.
Who applies
Teachers, trainee teachers, education students and graduates, and people in curriculum, assessment or school leadership. No AI background needed.
One of the five places goes to someone living in a Caribbean country.
Apply to Nyansapo
That is in
We read everything after 15 October 2026 and speak to the shortlist. You hear back either way.
The other two fellowshipsQuestions
How much is the stipend?+
Not set yet. You get the figure in writing before you are asked to accept a place, and you can turn it down then.
How long, and how many hours?+
Set with each cohort once the places are filled, so it works around exams and jobs. Regular meetings, work between them, assessments along the way. You see the full schedule before you accept.
Do I need an AI background?+
No. We need your subject knowledge. The AI is ours to teach.
Can I apply to more than one?+
Pick your strongest. If two genuinely fit, say so and we read you for both.
I am not in the Caribbean.+
Apply. One place in each fellowship is held for someone living in the region, the rest are open. Say how you connect to the work.
Is it remote?+
Meetings run online. Anything in person is optional and covered.
After the deadline?+
We read everything, shortlist, then speak to the shortlist. Everyone hears back.
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