High Salary: Placement Associate

Pratham is an innovative learning organization created to improve the quality of education in India Established in 1995 to provide education to children in the slums of Mumbai Pratham has grown in both scope and scale with programs today reaching children and youth across the country Tasks Manage all student progress and prepare required strategies to overcome issues Arranging for guest lectures Arranging visits to the local parlors for the students Arranging Induction different sessions too Looking after placements for students of hub center Maintaining pre placement and post-placement data and sharing it with the central office Checking the quality of training at the centers and submitting reports about the same Taking an initiative in creating new placement partnerships and tie ups in coordination with the Central team Track the students for the complete period of their employment in the city Provide mentor-ship support to students employed in the region to help them settle down - including counseling helping with finding accommodation resolving issues with employers helping establish social network in city providing any other emergency support in the city Capture feedback of students and recruiters on an ongoing basis Build and maintain regular connections with current and past employers clients Requirements Willingness to travel regularly Minimum Qualification Graduation 1 years of experience in the field Own two wheeler with required documents Basic Computer knowledge Microsoft Excel Word Internet etc Good Communications Skills Fluency in English Hindi the Regional Language Kannad Experience interest in training teaching coordinating Benefits Negotiable based on previous work experience and industry knowledge Pratham Education Foundation Pratham is an innovative learning organization created to improve the quality of education in India Established in 1995 to provide education to children in the slums of Mumbai Pratham has grown in both scope and scale with programs today reaching children and youth across the country