Natan Tayachew graduated from the University of Haifa with an LL.B. During his studies, Natan took part in the university debate team, while also serving as spokesperson for the headquarters of The Struggle to Promote the Aliyah of Ethiopian Jews.

 Natan served as a senior advisor to the former Israeli Minister of Immigration and Absorption, Pnina Tamano-Shata, Israel's first black minister. His role entailed framing and promoting policies on behalf of the minister, including managing the agenda of the Ministerial Committee for the Advancement of Ethiopian Jews in Israel.

As a Fulbright Master's fellow, Natan will pursue his master’s degree in public policy at Brandeis University.