Funded : Apply for the Climate Career Bridge Fellowship
The Climate Career Bridge Fellowship is a special program created by the Climate Talent Initiative (CTI) to assist seasoned climate experts in their career transfer.
For those creating creative solutions that support a just energy transition, this fellowship offers networking opportunities, financial support, and coaching.
Scope of Work
Applicants must submit a detailed scope of work or intended outcome for the fellowship opportunity. The scope should:
- Outline the applicant’s previous experience in climate change, particularly related to the energy transition.
- Explain why the fellowship is a suitable opportunity at this stage in the applicant’s career, or how it fits into their career transition.
- Present the applicant’s vision for how they intend to utilize the fellowship.
- Specify clear outcomes expected during the fellowship period. Examples of potential outputs include:
- Developing a concept for launching a new organization
- Designing a project to be implemented by an existing organization
- Conducting fieldwork or research on a key energy transition topic that leads to a publication or business plan
- Other relevant deliverables (the above list is not exhaustive).
- Indicate the amount of funding required and provide a rationale for the requested amount, consistent with the “Stipend” section.
- The scope should be no longer than 3 pages.
Milestones
In collaboration with the CTI, the fellow will establish specific milestones or deliverables based on their scope of work. These milestones will ensure that the goals outlined in the scope of work stay on track and are achievable within the fellowship’s timeline.
The application deadline is on a rolling basis.
Additional Information
The stipend that fellows receive is equivalent to a fair nonprofit salary for their area and skill level. The purpose of this money is to pay for living expenses while the fellowship is in effect.
2. Mentoring and Coaching
As fellows develop their ideas, CTI pairs them with seasoned coaches and mentors who can offer direction and strategic insights.
3. Opportunities for Networking
In order to investigate potential career and financing options, fellows will have access to a global network of funders, civil society organisations, and leaders in the energy transition.
4. Learning through Cohorts
Fellows will occasionally take part in virtual meetings to collaborate with peers and hear from guest experts, despite the program's primary emphasis on individual development.
be either jobless or going through a career transition (that is, not employed full-time or serving as a consultant).
Concentrate on projects led by nonprofit organisations.
Being from the Global South or working on topics pertaining to it is preferred.
Why Apply?
Professionals who are eligible for the Climate Career Bridge Fellowship include:
Own a proven track record of working in the energy transition or a fresh concept capable of bringing about long-lasting change.
Are either unemployed or working as consultants or contractors while undergoing a career change.
Attempt to create new nonprofit organisations, projects, or research projects.
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