Get involved

There is a place for your leadership in the movement.

Teach For Lesotho welcomes people and organisations ready to contribute with care, discipline and a shared commitment to educational equity.

Photography: Lesotho public school learners, supplied by Teach For Lesotho — representative of the communities the Fellowship will serve.
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Become a Fellow

Bring your leadership into a two-year teaching and leadership journey in a public school. Selection will seek values-driven candidates with resilience, communication, cultural responsiveness, growth mindset and commitment to service.

Register interest
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Partner with the work

Government, schools, community organisations, academic institutions, professional and diaspora networks, technology partners and businesses can help build a disciplined Fellowship.

Discuss partnership
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Support the movement

Philanthropic and development partners can contribute to Fellow stipends, training, coaching, learner assessment, safeguarding, digital systems, research, communications or pro-bono expertise.

Explore support

Public value, learner dignity and transparent stewardship.

Partnerships are shaped around educational need. Schools are selected through Government agreement; Fellows are recruited openly on merit; funds are ring-fenced and transparently reported; safeguarding is non-negotiable; and the organisation retains its non-political independence.

Adult facilitator presenting to a learning session
Supplied workshop photograph. Use is subject to confirmation of participant consent for public publication.

“Leaders do not act alone; they create the conditions for others to flourish.”Teach For Lesotho Programme Framework

Let’s find the contribution that fits your role.

Use the contact route to share your interest. A verified programme or partnership contact will respond when active pathways are confirmed.

Contact Teach For Lesotho

Photography: Teach For Lesotho community, training and leadership-network activity, supplied by Teach For Lesotho.