Research and Evaluation Intern at STIR Education
Title
Research and Evaluation Intern

Location
New Delhi, India
Job Type & Duration
Internship, 3-6 months
Background
STIR Education is a fast-growing international NGO, currently operating in India and Uganda. STIR’s aim is to address the learning crisis in the developing world by empowering teachers to be changemakers. The organization supports teachers to re-imagine their role in leading change in their classrooms, schools and the wider education system. STIR sees teachers as the solution to the learning crisis, rather than the problem. 

Having launched in Delhi, India 5 years ago with just 25 teachers, there are now 12,000 teacher changemakers across India and Uganda, working in government, NGO and affordable private schools. STIR's vision is to have 120,000 teacher changemakers in the movement by 2020, impacting learning for 4.5 million children. By 2024, STIR aims to have 1 million teachers in the movement, impacting learning for around 40 million children. 
Roles & Responsibilities
  • To analyse and communicate trends from monitoring and evaluation data for data driven decision making across the organisation.
  • To review literature on teacher motivation, classroom practice, system embedding and reform.
  • To design, conduct, and analyze qualitative and quantitative studies in government schools across Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and Karnataka.
  • To research and evaluate technology solutions for real-time monitoring and evaluation of STIR operations and design
Prerequisites
  • Pursuing or completed an undergraduate or post-graduate degree in education, economics, psychology, sociology, social work, development studies or any other social science
  • Prior experience of qualitative and quantitative data analysis 
  • Prior experience of conducting secondary research
  • Proficiency in speaking and understanding Hindi and English (or Kannada)
Compensation & Benefits
Monthly stipend and travel allowance
Application Deadline
May 8, 2017
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