Deadline: 20 December 2023
Applications are open for the Teach For Nepal Fellowship, a unique opportunity for you to grow as a leader while having a significant and immediate impact on education inequity in Nepal.
The Teach For Nepal Fellowship is a highly competitive, challenging, and rewarding leadership development program. It is an opportunity to make a real difference in one of the most important social issues of time- education inequity in Nepal, while equipping you with valuable skills that will enable you to launch a career in any field.
Over the two years, you will hone your skills in a variety of areas including communication, planning, project management and implementation, and teamwork. As a classroom instructor, you are uniquely poised to set your students on new paths and to lead them to success both in and out of school. And as a member of the movement, you join a network of leaders and change agents both locally and internationally. You will leave Teach For Nepal prepared and confident to meet whatever comes next.
Funding Information
- Teach For Nepal Fellows will be paid on a monthly stipend basis during the entire two years of Fellowship. Starting 2023, Teach For Nepal Fellows will be paid a stipend of Rs. 22,500 per month during the two years of Fellowship.
Training
Teach for Nepal provides extensive training before and during the fellowship period to ensure that the Fellows are set to succeed in difficult circumstances and are able to put children in their classrooms on a transformative life path.
- Training Institute
- The Fellowship begins with six weeks of intensive pre-service training. The Institute is the first stage towards becoming a successful leader in the classroom from day one. This residential training will focus on building reflective inquiry, emotional awareness, and self-confidence. Fellows begin to acquire the critical skills that they need to have to teach in the classrooms. Expert teacher-trainers and resource persons will guide the Fellows in developing the mindset and values needed to become a successful teacher. During this period Fellows will also have an opportunity to gain first hand experience of teaching through various practice teaching sessions. In addition, the Institute will have a component on community relations so that the Fellows are equipped to work with the school management team and community members in the region they are placed.
- This six weeks is also an important opportunity to build lasting friendships with other Fellows who will be working together for the next two years.
- Personal and Professional Development Training
- Given that Nepal’s university education still lags behind in developing important soft skills required by the job market, Teach for Nepal Fellows will have a unique opportunity to go through personal and professional development training during the two years of Fellowship. Teach For Nepal Fellows come together every three months for Mini Learning Institute (MILI) for continuous professional development opportunity that will feature experts and leaders from various sectors.
Eligibility Criteria
- If you are a Nepali citizen, or NRN and have completed a Bachelor’s degree, you are eligible to apply for the Fellowship.
- They are looking especially for people who have demonstrated leadership potential, interest in social change, and growth mindset with content mastery in science, math, computer and English.
For more information, visit Teach For Nepal.