Silicon Valley Fellowship 2026 in USA | Full Funding Available

Overview

The Silicon Valley Fellowship 2026 is an in-person, one-week program in San Francisco, USA, running from November 11 to 15, 2026. It is organized by Gomry, a San Francisco-based tech company. The program is aimed at founders, students and graduates planning to launch something, and operators who want to widen their network.

Fellows attend workshops and networking events and hear talks from leaders of global technology companies, professors from top universities and successful founders. They visit companies and universities, and spend half a day in the life of Google employees, Amazon engineers, Stanford academics, investors and founders. Participants may meet a co-founder or personal mentors, or find a referral at a company they want to join. Fellows also get access to an internal channel with opportunities, exclusive job postings and direct contact with mentors and other fellows. Each batch draws young talent from around the world.

What you get

Exceptional candidates can apply to Gomry's Next Gen Fund for partial to full funding. The funding covers tuition, flights and accommodation.

Who can apply

The program is open to tech professionals, students, founders and managers who want exposure to the Silicon Valley ecosystem. International applicants are welcome from anywhere, and there is no specific age restriction.

How to apply

Applicants apply through an online form, first signing in or creating an account. They enter personal and organization details, a LinkedIn profile link, links to personal projects or activities, a short description of themselves, and their batch of interest. Those wanting funding must also complete the Next Gen Fund section, explaining why they are applying for funding and why they deserve it. They then say how they heard about the program, accept the terms and conditions, and submit. A CV, a passport and other relevant supporting documents are required.

Key dates

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and batches close once they are full.