Saturday, December 27, 2014

WILLIAM J. CLINTON FELLOWSHIP FOR SERVICE IN INDIA




WILLIAM J. CLINTON FELLOWSHIP FOR SERVICE IN INDIA


OPEN TO US CITIZENS, US PERMANENT RESIDENTS, AND INDIAN CITIZENS

APPLICATION DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 1ST, 2015

·         About Fellowship 
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SELECTION PROCESS AND CRITERIA
The selection process for the Fellowship is designed to identify candidates with an interest in serving India, the maturity and flexibility to work and live effectively in India, the experience to make meaningful contributions to NGOs and social enterprises in India, and the leadership potential to become leaders on development issues.
Candidates must meet the following basic eligibility criteria to apply for the Fellowship:
• Be a citizen / permanent resident of the United States or citizen of India
• Be between the ages of 21 and 34 on September 1, 2015
• Complete an undergraduate degree prior to September 1, 2015
The selection criteria for a successful Fellow include the following attributes:
• General knowledge of the development field and development issues in India
• Ability to demonstrate a humble appreciation of other cultures and circumstances, and a willingness to acclimate to these differences
• Thoughtful consideration for the role the Fellowship experience will play in their life
• Ability and willingness to independently and creatively find ways to be helpful at their host organization
• Flexibility and adaptability to challenging living and working conditions
Indian language skills are not required, but considered a highly valuable asset


WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY?

Candidates must:
• Be a citizen / permanent resident of the United States or citizen of India
• Be between the ages of 21 and 34 on September 1, 2014
• Complete an undergraduate degree prior to September 1, 2014


WHAT KIND OF EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND AND SKILLS ARE REQUIRED?

Ideal candidates come from a variety of backgrounds, both professional and academic. As Fellows are placed with organizations that have expressed a need for certain skill sets in order to accomplish specific projects, the desired skills for Fellowship candidates can be very diverse. The selection criteria for a successful Fellow includes the following attributes:

• General knowledge of the development field and development issues in India
• Ability to demonstrate a humble appreciation of other cultures and circumstances, and a willingness to acclimate to these differences
• Thoughtful consideration for the role the Fellowship experience will play in their life
• Ability and willingness to independently and creatively find ways to be helpful at their host organization
• Flexibility and adaptability to challenging living and working conditions
• Local language skills are not required, but considered a highly valuable asset


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