We are witnessing a paradigm shift in today s world of learning and gaining knowledge. We are leading this change with innovative ways to impart knowledge to the young minds. Through discovery-based learning and reverse engineering, finding solutions for every thought-provoking question while gaining knowledge every step of the way is our core mission!
Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:
1. Writing content/articles/blogs in the field of education and pedagogy (If you feel education has to be reformed, then you will love this task!)
2. Assisting in various tasks and giving science demonstrations (If you like science, you will love this task! Also, you could design the content based on your interest!)
3. Taking videos of science experiments, kids learning, and their behavior (Great way to learn and participate in science learning which includes video making, photography, and editing. If you love cinematography, you will love this work!)
4. Creating engaging social media posts and emails (If you have a passion for learning and education, in general, you will love doing this!)
If you feel you can contribute more in a creative way, you are most welcome!
Only those candidates can apply who:
1. are available for the part time job/internship
2. can start the part time job/internship between 12th Sep'19 and 12th Oct'19
3. are available for duration of 4 months
4. are from or open to relocate to Bangalore
5. have relevant skills and interests
* Women wanting to start/restart their career can also apply.
Evolvingminds is a future-driven education and research organization dedicated to preparing young minds for a dynamic future. We strive to create awareness in young minds about their options to create a bright future, both for themselves and for mankind. We prepare these minds to face the challenges of the future. We use science education as a medium to lay the foundation for rational thinking and creative problem-solving. We teach through the discovery process. At Evolvingminds, we guide the thought process of the child rather than forcing predetermined thoughts on them. We teach young minds in the age group of 6 to 15 years through thought-provoking questions.
