• Networking and Advocacy: Clear communication, effective advocacy as well as building and maintaining networks is a central roles of the candidate. The candidate is expected to learn the essentials of Pratham’s digital initiatives, communicate about the same and thoroughly explain Pratham’s content and programs to various stakeholders.
• Identify the potential partners: The Associate needs to identify potential partners in different states. This will include conducting research about the partner’s work and identifying their needs. Creating a partner database, rigorous follow-ups, and regular reviews of the interactions with each partner are key functions for establishing partnerships.
• Doing market research and providing support for creating content and program offerings: In order to cater to the needs of the partners, the associate is required to identify the need of the different organizations and work with the content teams to create customized offerings.
• Collate feedback, learnings, and observations: The associate will play a significant role in collating learnings emerging from the experience of working with various partners. These learnings would be shared with the content as well as other team members for providing solutions to the problems partners face as well as building newer ideas and offerings.
• Report writing and Documentation: Collection of quantitative data, qualitative observations as well as maintenance of appropriate documentation would be a central role of the associate. This would be expected every month, as well as post an important event or training.

• Basic computer proficiency, such as Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and familiarity with Canva
• Ability to communicate in English, Hindi, and any other regional language
• Willingness to travel regularly and extensively
• Ability to work well in teams and in multiple stakeholders’ projects (preferred)
• Ability to organize and manage multiple tasks efficiently
• Strong time and work management skills
• Self-motivation and proactive attitude