Nigerian education platform Heels and Tech, founded by Bisola Alabi, has joined Cohort 4 of the Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship in Nigeria. The startup secured $100,000 in equity-free funding along with technical support from Co-Creation Hub (CcHUB).
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The 12-month program helps EdTech enterprises expand access to digital training. Heels and Tech joins 11 other Nigerian startups—including Talktu, Efiwe, and Lena—to upgrade its platform and reach more learners without giving up company equity.
Expanding Digital Skills for Women
Heels and Tech trains women and young professionals in key digital skills, including data analytics, product management, and AI technology.
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Alongside grant funding, the fellowship offers access to CcHUB's mentorship network and strategic guidance. Heels and Tech plans to use these resources to scale its courses, bridging the gender gap in tech and creating new career paths across Africa.
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