Field Coordinator

Company Description

Educate Girls, established in 2007, is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving access to quality education for girls in rural and educationally marginalized areas of India. Aligned with Indias Right to Education Act, Samagra Shiksha, and the National Education Policy, the organization works to enroll and retain out-of-school girls while enhancing literacy and numeracy skills for all children. By leveraging government resources and mobilizing community volunteers, Educate Girls delivers impactful results to support gender equity in education. Their second chance program helps girls complete their secondary education when formal schooling is not an option, contributing to its goal of improving access to education for 10 million learners by 2035.

Role Description

This is a full-time, on-site position for a Field Coordinator located in Kakori. The Field Coordinator is responsible for mobilizing communities, identifying out-of-school children (particularly girls), facilitating their enrollment, and ensuring their sustained education. Day-to-day duties include organizing and conducting community meetings, working with stakeholders such as schools and local government, supporting training programs, and monitoring education projects to ensure successful implementation. The Field Coordinator will also collect and manage data, draft reports, and provide continuous updates on project progress to relevant stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Community engagement and mobilization skills to work effectively with local stakeholders, volunteers, and communities
• Project management, data collection, and report writing skills
• Strong communication, interpersonal, and organizational abilities
• Experience with educational or social impact initiatives is an asset
• Ability to adapt and work effectively in a rural, on-site environment
• Bachelors degree in Social Work, Education, or a related field is preferred
• Fluency in local and/or regional languages and basic proficiency in English is an advantage