1. Mentor students
2. Teach workshops
3. Work on leading technical expert, and assist students, and teams on all project work/questions
4. Supervise the building of a portfolio of projects for MakerGhat, and ensure that projects are on schedule
2. can start the part time job/internship between 7th Jun'19 and 7th Jul'19
3. are available for duration of 6 months
4. are from or open to relocate to Mumbai and neighboring cities
5. have relevant skills and interests
* Women wanting to start/restart their career can also apply.
Added requirements
1. Minimum qualification completed or currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in any field
2. Must be a highly responsible/mature individual with an eye for detail
3. Seeking an individual with strong communication skills
4. Applicant should be comfortable conversing in Hindi and English
5. Applicant must have a strong interest in education, development, and design
6. Applicant must also have good writing and IT/computer skills
Perks
Certificate Letter of recommendation Flexible work hours 5 days a week
Additional information
Additional perks: full and free access to the makerspace and all tools, programs, and resources; future letter of recommendation and certificates from the founding team, and partners; 15 hours per week, flexible work hours.
MakerGhat is a non-profit organization that aims to create a movement of grassroots making and entrepreneurship across India. We nurture a sense of agency and confidence among youth through tinkering/making programs in schools, universities, and communities. Today, we are actively scaling our network of maker spaces, while offering our curriculums to partner organizations like NITI Aayog, the Andhra Pradesh Education Department, Agastya Foundation, and engineering colleges across the country.
We are looking for audacious and driven individuals to join us in our mission! You will work alongside a stellar team of education and design experts from Stanford University and Georgia Tech, non-profit and industry leaders (such as the ex-CEO of GiveIndia and Pratham), educators, entrepreneurs (Forbes 30 under 30 co-founder), and makers of all ages.
