Content Fellowship
Write something worth reading
A 6–8 week remote fellowship. Learn UX research, interview students and parents about how they learn, and publish an article with your byline on the Aristotle blog.
What fellows ship
Every fellow leaves with a published article on the Aristotle blog, real conversations with students and parents, a research artifact like a journey map or insights deck, and a short memo to the Aristotle team that shapes what we build next.
6–8 weeks · 8–12 hrs/week · Remote · Rolling applications
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From a question to a byline
Over the course of six to eight weeks, you will move from a raw question to a published article. The first week is about picking a topic that actually interests you. We ask you to start with a real learning problem: something students, parents, or teachers keep running into.
Next you learn the basics of qualitative research. You will interview students and parents, run short surveys, and learn how to listen for the moment beneath the answer. You do not need prior research experience. We teach you how to ask good questions, take useful notes, and turn scattered quotes into clear patterns.
By the middle of the program you will have a small stack of insights and a first draft. From there you work with an editor at Aristotle to sharpen the story. You will rewrite, cut, and rearrange until the piece says something worth reading. The final published article carries your byline and lives on the Aristotle blog.
You will also produce a short research artifact, like a journey map or insights deck, and a memo to the Aristotle team with three concrete product suggestions. Fellows leave with something real to show for the work.