Amandeep Kaur (Teacher)- Preparing the base and rough shapes
To make the school campus more appealing and educational, teachers of Satya Bharti School Talwara, Ludhiana West, Punjab, came up with an interesting initiative. They set up a Math Educational Park where students could learn about shapes and concepts while walking around the school or during their Mid-day meal breaks.
The cost of setting up the park was around Rs.1000, and the teachers worked on it without any external labor. They started by preparing the base and rough shapes, which were left to set for 3-4 days. They used waste materials, such as large bottles and cups to create various shapes for the park, while using cement to ensure maximum strength and stability. Also, they took on the task of painting various shapes and concepts.
The park was designed in such a way that a teacher could explain concepts to all students at once, or even individually. This helped to make learning more engaging and interactive. After the completion of the park, students were excited to have a new space to explore and learn in. They could see the shapes and concepts they learned in class come to life in the park.
In conclusion, Satya Bharti School Talwara’s Math Educational Park serves as a reminder of the teachers’ commitment to innovation and creativity, and their dedication in providing students with a holistic education.
When dream comes true
Lakhwinder Singh is the alumni of Satya Bharti School Gosal, Ludhiana, Punjab. Lakhwinder enrolled in a Pre-Primary class at Satya Bharti School in 2008.
He comes from a poor family background; his father is a laborer and his mother is a Mid-day Meal vendor. Throughout his schooling years, he received numerous awards in athletics and other sports. Lakhwinder had always wanted to join the army and serve his country. Many young people from his village had inspired him to join the army. According to him, on 15th August and the 16th January every year, a few soldiers from his community used to come to his school as volunteers, which inspired him. It was difficult for Lakhwinder to persuade his family for his career choice while they were living on a meager daily income.
Satya Bharti School’s teachers constantly guided him so that he could live his dream. It was the fact that Lakhwinder learned how he learns while at Satya Bharti School that has stayed with him all this time. His continued love of dreaming and working hard has helped him be successful in an ever-changing career path that dates back to his school days. Currently, he is undergoing training in Indian Army for a brighter future.
Torchbearer of Satya Bharti Schools
Sumitra is a student of class 8 in Satya Bharti School, Pandito ka Was, Jodhpur, Rajasthan. She is a self-motivated student who regularly attends school and always completes her assignments on time. Sumitra not only loves to study but also enjoys participating in external competitions and quizzes. This year, she participated in the Inspire Manak Award and won a cash prize of Rs. 10,000 for her idea ‘Solar Panel on Canal’
Serving others brings me joy and fulfillment
The only son of his mother and father, a farmer, Nityanand turned out to be a dedicated student very early in his school days. He enrolled in Satya Bharti School Kurria Kalan, Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh at class II in the year of 2008.
Nityanand went on to gain confidence and do better and better. He participated in the district-level patriotic songs competition and got the first prize. He also bagged the Cluster Level Rang Tarang winner award. Having cleared the high school exam with 72% marks and the Intermediate exam with 69% marks, he was interested in the medical line and completed a D. Pharma.
Presently, he is undergoing apprenticeship training in Pandit Ram Prasad Bismil Memorial Medical College Shahjahanpur. He says “serving others brings me joy and fulfillment”.
A shining star
“My father Chandra Ram passed away in my childhood. Luckily, I was enrolled in school and would walk 13km every day to it – to pursue my studies. There was no earning member in the family when my father died and it was my mother, a housewife, who took on the entire responsibility of taking care of all six of us. The most important part of this was that she made sure we got an education. Watching her handle all this gave me a first-hand understanding of how to struggle in life. I learned that in the face of challenges in life one must embrace them and be determined to move forward by overcoming them. I am a student of Class XI and was happy with my score of 89% in Class X. It was a valuable experience. I dreamed of playing kabaddi for the country. I performed very well at the district level kabaddi competition and was selected for the state level and played for Jaipur at the state level sports competition. We were runners-up. I am looking forward to being selected for the next level. With hard work and consistently good performance, I will definitely fulfil my dream one day.”
Kuldeep (Alumnus, Satya Bharti School Shergarh, Jodhpur, Rajasthan.)
Compassion towards others
Randeep Kaur lives in Jijjeani village of Punjab with her family. She comes from a humble background. Her father is a farmer and her mother is a homemaker.
She took admission in Satya Bharti Elementary School Jijjeani in 2nd Standard. That is when she came in contact with the teachers and other students of her village. Randeep recognised this as an opportunity to upgrade her skills and took part in various extracurricular activities in the school. She got inputs for developing herself from the teachers. Within a year, her confidence level improved and she became the head girl of the school.
Owing to the conservative nature of her family, Randeep’s father was skeptical about continuing her education. However, after seeing her achievements in school and enthusiasm towards higher education, Randeep’s father agreed to continue her higher studies. She is currently pursuing BCA in Saroop Rani Govt. College at Amritsar.
Randeep also recognises her responsibility towards society and hence she took out some time during the lockdown to guide the children to join virtual classes. She believes that she can help other children to continue their learning and show them a path towards a brighter future. Randeep’s modest way to help others became an example in her community and alumni like her are always precious for us.
An asset for Satya Bharti Schools of Bharti Foundation
Varun’s father is a local press reporter and mother is a government school teacher in Sangrur district of Punjab. Being a middle class family, his parents strive to give their son a better future.
Varun was always a reserved child and usually kept to himself when he first came to Satya Bharti School as a Class XI student in 2019 at the Satya Bharti Adarsh Senior Secondary School, Jhaneri, Sangrur, Punjab. The fear-free environment of Satya Bharti School transform Varun into a confident, responsible and self-reliant student within a year. Eventually, he started participating in co-curricular activities. He ran for student’s election as well and became Assistant Head Boy. Within a few months he became an inspiration for his classmates and juniors by taking part in every school activity and scoring good marks in the school exams.
It’s his continued love for learning that has helped him to score 95.6% in 2021 in class XII board exam in the Commerce Stream. Varun aspires to become a successful Chartered Accountant in the future. He has cleared the entrance exam of C.A (Chartered Accountant) at C.A Foundation with 209 marks in July 2021. He is currently pursuing B.Com (Hons) at Multani Mal Modi College, Patiala, Punjab.
According to Varun, he felt very lucky to get a scope to study in Satya Bharti School and is heartily thankful to the teachers who helped him develop his competencies and improve his confidence.
Making her parents proud
“With his meagre daily wages, my father struggles a lot to feed our family of six members. To support him, mother started working as a maid in our neighborhood. Being the eldest sibling, I have taken the responsibility of all the household chores, including cooking and serving my younger siblings – before going to school. Sometimes I got late for school. But I did not give up on education, ever. I am always inspired by the way my parents have struggled through hardships. I want to pursue higher studies and get a good job, so that I can help my parents more than I am currently able to.”
(Student of Satya Bharti Adarsh Sr. Sec. School in Jhaneri, Punjab, Usha is also a district level Kho-Kho Champion)
Determined to Dream
Armandeep was born and brought up in a household where many financial challenges existed. His parents are not highly literate but were determined to get their son educated. They saw a future full of opportunities for Armandeep and believed that the teachers at Satya Bharti School would help him explore endless possibilities. Armandeep was enrolled into the PP class of Satya Bharti School, Saffipur, Sangrur in the year 2008. After passing out of the school, he was later enrolled into the Satya Elementary School, Kamalpur, Sangrur for his elementary education. From his first day at school, he was a dedicated student who did not only excel in his studies but also enthusiastically participated in different co-curricular activities. He was especially interested in playing chess and participated in many school and cluster-level chess competitions as well.
Learning that stops at nothing
Kavita is the torch bearer of hope and determination for her family. Despite facing numerous challenges, with the support of her teachers, she developed herself as a hardworking and dedicated student. Being an all-rounder participating in almost all scholastic cum co-curricular activities, Kavita has acquired first position from class PP to 8; she is determined to achieve good grades in VIII board examinations.
Kavita sets an example that anything can be achieved by anyone as long as the journey is fueled by courage and determination, no matter what the geography may be. She has always been curious about learning new things which lead her to generate interest in Science as she felt captivated by the nature outside. Her love for Science made her participate in Science Fair -2021 Quiz competition organised by NCERT & SIERT Rajasthan, from 8th of February 2021 to 11th of February 2021 in which she achieved first rank in Jodhpur, District level. Later, she was qualified for State level and bagged third position in it. She also showed interest in preparing creative models, charts, displays and many other TLMs that promoted learning of herself and her classmates.
Promoting education of the girl child
Narinder Kaur is an alumna of Satya Bharti School, Tungaheri, Punjab. She studied in the school till class V and is currently in class IX. A confident and courageous girl, Narinder always performed excellently in academic as well as non-academic activities. With a firm belief in growing holistically, Narinder took every opportunity that came her way and participated in different competitions. She was not only a 90% scorer in all her exams but also excelled in many sports and co-curricular activities on different levels and bagged various awards in writing, painting, speaking, and quiz competitions.
Narinder wants to become an IAS officer.
Come what may…
Kalu Singh, student of Satya Bharti School, Devrajgarh, has seen many challenges and hurdles in his life. Sadly, Kalu lost his father to suicide when he was barely 4 years old. Along with his mother, he then moved to his maternal uncle’s place and continued his education. Few years later, his mother as well, took her own life in the year 2019. Kalu was in class V and the loss of his parents left him devastated.
Kalu, however, with commendable efforts and dedication, soon gained his courage back. He rejoined the school a month later, determined to pursue his education. He started participating in various scholastic and co-scholastic activities, and remained focused. He started playing kabaddi and has also participated in various competitions.
Someday, Kalu wants to serve the nation by joining the Indian Army. With focus and resolution, he continues to move forward towards his goal, every day getting closer to achieving it.
Awareness through Art
Yogesh and his family of four hails from Andhra Pradesh. His father Tota Neelkantham is working in a private company making household vessels; his mother Tota JayLaxmi is a housewife.
After Yogesh’s family moved to Delhi in 2003, he was enrolled into GBSSS, Dhakka (Bharti Foundation’s partner Government school in Delhi). Right now, he is studying in class XII. In school, he discovered his love for art and painting. He participated in many events and competitions organized by the school, Bharti Foundation as well as external entities such as Khula Aasman and Rang De Veer competition, etc.
During COVID-19, Yogesh has been creating awareness through his artwork on awareness and prevention with his classmates and school teachers. He is also taking care of his younger sibling who is studying in SKV Dhakka by not only assisting her in her studies but also encouraging her to participate in various competitions.
Yogesh has always been an active child when it comes to co-curricular activities; apart from painting, he has shown keen interest in playing cricket, badminton, chess, etc. In the year 2019, he bagged two medals for his outstanding artwork in school-level competitions.
Yogesh wants to become an art teacher.
The story is of ambition and determination
Mamta’s father is a farmer and the sole bread earner of the family of six members. She has two brothers, Arvind, who is pursuing his graduation and Surinder, who is currently studying in class VIII at Vivekanand Model School, Bhopalgarh, after passing out from Satya Bharti School, Sopara in class V.
Mamta was enrolled in Satya Bharti School, Sopara in Pre-primary in 2007. Since she had no means of transportation, she used to walk three kilometers to her school every day. Despite the challenges, she was determined to continue her education.
A bright child when it comes to scholastics, Mamta found contentment in reading books in her spare time. She also took keen interest in various co-scholastic activities, Kho-kho being one of them. She even participated in regional level kho-kho competition.
In 2013, Mamta passed from class V and got selected into the Jawahar Navodya Vidyalaya. She scored 90% marks in class X and chose Science as her major as she wished to becoming a doctor. She graduated from class XII with flying colors, scoring 87% marks. Mamta is currently preparing for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test.
Towards success through hard work
Pawan Yadav was enrolled in the school in Satya Bharti School, Gadhiya Rangeen, Jaitipur, Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh in the year 2009. His father Ramveer Yadav is a daily-wage labourer and the only bread earner of the family.
When Pawan started his schooling, he was very shy student; however, he took a keen interest in sports. Initially, he had challenges performing on academic front but his teachers continued to keep him motivated. Soon, he developed his confidence and started performing well in academics too.
Pawan’s interest in sports kept increasing as time passed by. He participated in school-level and cluster-level sports activities. He even bagged the first prize in 100 metre and 200 metre races. Under his leadership, the school also won the prestigious Design for Change Award in 2014.In the year 2015, Pawan passed from the Satya Bharti School and got enrolled in C.A.S. Inter College Faridpur, Bareilly, where he joined NCC. He actively participated in many school activities, NCC camps and won many prizes. In consideration with his result oriented hard work, the NCC teacher appointed him as the Under Officer.
In class X, Pawan was selected as B.H.M.C. (Bhartiya Hawaldar Militry Commander) and C.H.M. (Company Hawaldar Major) in NCC, and trained about 1600 students. He got the first prize in 1600 metre at Division-level and the second prize in Boxing at State-level. Currently, he is training NCC students online through video lessons.
Someday, Pawan wants to join Indian Army and serve the Country.
Giving back to her community – Volunteer Teacher
In the year 2008, Chailu Kanwar enrolled into Satya Bharti School, Devrajgarh, Rajasthan, in class II. Her father Jalam Singh is a driver and her mother Chandra Kanwar is a homemaker. She lives in the village with her parents and four siblings.
Chailu travelled a long distance to reach her school every day, but never gave up on education. Despite the fact that it wasn’t a common scenario for girls to pursue an education in her community, she didn’t let anything stop her from chasing her dream. A keen Kho-kho enthusiast, Chailu bagged several district-level awards.
She is now a volunteer teacher in the same school, with an aspiration to educate more and more girls from the community. Her dream is to become a teacher.
Back to School – Volunteer Teacher
An alumni of the Satya Bharti School, Belwa Ranaji, Rajasthan, Ravina lived with her parents and her five siblings. Ravina was always a self-motivated, punctual and proactive girl.
With a keen interest in art, she participated in many co-scholastic activities including singing, dancing, drawing, essay writing, debates, sports, etc., and had also bagged the ‘Rang-Tarang’ winner title.
Ravina always believed that her parents Mohan Ram (Farmer) and Kaku Devi (homemaker) are her real heroes. Currently, she is pursuing B.A. B.Ed. from Govindam College, Sikar, Rajasthan.
Ravina embraces the values, experiences and beauty of different cultures. She has come back to her school as a volunteer teacher to be able to teach the children about art and culture. She aspires to join the banking services.
A tale of friendship
True friendship is reflected when someone becomes the strong line of defense behind the other person so that when one falls, the other one is there to become their support. Sunil Kumar and Arshad Khan set the perfect example for an everlasting bond between two friends.
Sunil was the head boy of the Satya Bharti Adarsh Sr. Sec. School, Jhaneri, Punjab. He resided in the Sanghreri village. Arshad’s family lived in the Raisingh Wala Village. Both the boys did everything together and loved each other’s company. While Sunil was growing in his final years in the school, Arshad was facing some issues which were drifting him away from his studies. Sunil always remained focused on any issue that might impact the school; even a drop of water being wasted bothered him.
When Sunil and Arshad were in class XII, Sunil visited the Principal Neeru Ma’am and shared his concerns about Arshad’s distractions and falling grades. He promised the Principal ma’am to make his best effort to ensure that Arshad scored well in his class XII board exams. The Principal looked into the matter and arranged for teachers to regard Arshad with special attention. The teachers motivated Arshad to study harder, gave him extra classes and provided him special assistance for any doubts that he may have.
Two months later, while Sunil scored 83% marks in his class XII board exams, Arshad surpassed everyone’s expectations scoring 71% marks. They have set a perfect example for how strong bonds and somebody’s belief can make even the most difficult goals achievable!
Through Hardships to the Stars
Amandeep Kaur, now an alumna of Satya Bharti Adarsh Sr. Sec. School, Fattubhilla, Punjab, has set the perfect example for the saying – Through hardships to the stars!
Amandeep’s father is a farmer and her mother, a home maker. The family has seen many financial challenges. After Amandeep’s father started facing health issues, she started working harder than ever. Despite having to juggle between her studies, supporting her mother in daily household chores and taking care of her father, she never gave up on her education. She started giving tuition classes to children from the neighborhood to contribute to her family’s financial sources. Amandeep delivered a splendid result in her Class XII CBSE Board Examinations with 94.2% marks in Commerce stream.
Amandeep didn’t let anything discourage her and stop her from achieving her aspirations; instead, she made her challenges the fuel to her inspiration to work even harder. She is an inspiration for many of her peers.
Head Teacher, Satya Bharti School, Mohanpur (Haryana)
“Initially, we had challenges. Many parents, who are daily wagers, did not own a smartphone. In some cases, there is only one phone for the entire family’s use. Parents and children did not know how to download videos and apps. Some parents left the class-wise WhatsApp group immediately after we added them.
We started doing separate counselling sessions with parents. We explained every point on how the new teaching-learning process would be, and how much important their role is in ensuring that children continue to learn. We assisted them on how to download apps and videos.
It took us some time. But we could do it. Today, my students call me or message me immediately if I delay in giving my response to their homework – even by two minutes. Parents have developed a habit of sharing pics of their child’s homework over the WhatsApp groups regularly.
In this process, all of us – teachers, students, and parents – have learned so much. That’s one of the best things.”
Whoever saves one life, saves the world!
In a recent incident, a student of Satya Bharti School, Cheemna in Punjab lost her uncle in an accident due to fog, and absence of lights in the village road.
To ensure that no one else suffers, she decided to bring together a group of students and find a solution to this challenge that has put people’s lives at risk.
The students pasted ‘reflectors’ on roadside poles and trees. They fixed broken poles; and on turns, blind spots and crossings with higher traffic, the students installed convex mirrors to reduce the possibilities of accidents.
The students collaborated with local welfare and youth club members, who provided the resources to procure the reflectors. The students and teachers regularly check the functioning of the reflectors and repair those which are damaged.
Teacher, Satya Bharti School, Haryana
The teachers involved with Bharti Foundation always thrive to learn something new so that they can give the best to the children studying in our schools.
“All of my students belong to rural underprivileged families. On an everyday basis, I am recording audio messages and videos explaining lessons from their books. Not a single one wants to give up on learning! How can we?”
Aiming for the stars
Surinder Kaur from the Satya Bharti Adarsh Senior Secondary School, Jhaneri, Punjab, scored 93.4% marks in her class XII CBSE board exams.
Her father is the sole bread earner of the family and has always encouraged her four daughters to study hard and realise their dreams in their lives. Surinder wants to grow up to become an IAS Officer and make her father proud. She says, “I want to become an example for the world that girls are not a burden but a matter of great pride!”
Alumnus, now serving the Indian Army!
Akashdeep Singh (alumnus, Satya Bharti School, Khiduwali, Amritsar, Punjab) had always aspired to join the Army. His father Heera Singh is a daily wage earner and his mother Kulwinder Kaur is the house maker. The family, despite have just enough means to make ends meet, always encouraged Akashdeep to keep faith in his dreams. He, too, left no stone unturned to make his aspiration his reality. Today, because of his dedication, his family’s love and support and his teachers’ believe in him, he has been selected in The Corps of Engineers of the Indian Army. He is currently undergoing training in Bombay Engineer Group and Centre Kirkee, Pune, Maharashtra.
Alumnus, now serving with the Indian Army (Sikh Regiment)
Gurpreet Singh, an alumnus of the Satya Bharti School, Bath, Amritsar, Punjab, was born to Heera Singh (construction worker) and Dawinder Kaur (home maker). Born and brought up in Amritsar, he was enrolled in the Satya Elementary School, Bath, by his father in the year 2008.
As a student, Gurpreet had always been focused and dedicated. Not only did he perform well in academics but also explore his talents in different fields of co-curricular activities. A cluster-level Kho-Kho and 200 m. race winner, he always had an inclination towards sports. He also won cluster-level drawing competition. Since childhood, Gurpreet had dreamt of joining the Indian Army to serve his country, and pursued it passionately.
In January, 2020, Gurpreet got the letter of his dreams – he qualified to serve the Indian Army (Sikh Regiment). Currently*, he is undergoing training in Uttar Pradesh.
*As in July, 2020
Taapasya’s Father and her Hero
“My wife died while giving birth to our daughter. We were in a government hospital, and despite the doctor’s efforts, we lost her. Her last words to our daughter were, ‘Forgive me; I am leaving you alone…’ I cried endlessly holding her. I promised her that I will give all the happiness in this world to our daughter, including her share of love. I never kept her away from my eyesight even for a moment. As I saw her growing up, I too started to grow as a responsible man. I cannot tell you how blessed I feel when I see her smile. Feeding her, bathing her, making her walk, and making her utter ‘Papa’ gave me the most everlasting happiness. She has grown up and now she has started going to school. I am an illiterate person, but I can tell you that education changes lives. My daughter is my hero, and she says – I am hers.”
Satya Bharti School, Haryana, alumni (Now in the Indian Army)
Amit was enrolled in the Satya Bharti School, Surakhpur, Haryana in 2009 by his father. Amit started to explore his talents with support from his teachers. He performed well, not only in academics, but also in sports and co-curricular activities.
Now an alumni of Satya Bharti School, Amit performed excellently in his qualifying exams for the Indian Army and has been selected. He is currently undergoing training in Bhubaneshwar, Odisha.
Patrons like Amit can never be thanked enough for their service to our nation!
International-level and National-level Winner in Sports
Proud to share with you that our alumni student – Vipin Kumar has been selected in the Indian Army. Vipin took admission in Class 3 in 2009 at Satya Bharti School Mohanpur (Haryana). He was in class 5th, when his father – the only bread earner of the family, died prematurely. Vipin’s mother struggled for the survival of the family since then. Once a shy kid, Vipin grew up to be confident and strong. The school’s head teacher Ms. Hemlata helped him explore his talents in sports as well as academics. Today, Vipin is a gold medalist in National and International-level 100M Race and a Gold medalist in National Level Kabaddi (2018). He says Ms. Hemlata continues to be his mentor and source of inspiration.
“The teachers welcomed me with open arms and a big heart.”
Aarushi, a student of class V, Satya Bharti School Jyouna, Farrukhabad, belongs to the marginalized community where the awareness regarding the importance of education is really low and the enrollment of girls in schools is, therefore, on the lower side as well.
Seven year old Aarushi comes from an underprivileged family living in Naglafarm, Jyona block, Nawabganj district, Farrukhabad, a remote village in Uttar Pradesh. Her father works as a laborer and is the sole bread earner for a family of nine. He was unable to enroll his seven children to school since it was difficult for him to afford quality education for all of them. The Satya Bharti School teachers met him and urged him to enroll his children in the School. He was ecstatic to be able to provide education to his children.
Soon enough, Arushi and her elder sister Muskaan joined the school. They started focusing on their education as well as co-scholastic activities. Both of them bagged the first prize in the cluster-level competitions – Rang-Tarang. With great pride, Aarushi shares, “The Satya Bharti School teachers welcomed me with open arms and a big heart.”
A caring environment at home and the consistent support in school proved to be a boon for young Aarushi. She is always the first to answer her teacher’s questions in the class. She finishes her work and loves to draw. Aarushi is regarded as a role model by the girls in her village. She works hard towards her dream of becoming a great artist and drawing teacher someday.
With a focus on the education of the girl child, every activity at the Satya Bharti Schools is organized keeping in mind the needs and safety of the students. The teachers are also well-equipped to support the co-scholastic needs of every child studying with the School.
Alumna, Satya Bharti School, Rewari, Haryana
“My parents have struggled a lot and still do to feed our six-member family. But they never let anything stop me from getting an education. For me, they are angels. I have cherished a dream since from my childhood – that I will give a comfortable happy life to my parents after completing my education!”
Satya Bharti School, Jodhpur
I keep telling my daughter: “Do the best you can in school and don’t worry so much about what your marks are. Believe in yourself. I believe in you, and so does everybody else. You’re going to be great at whatever you choose to do. Don’t be afraid to work hard. I know sometimes it is difficult, but if you can work at it without giving up, you’ll find it easier. I promise, I will never give up on you. You are my teacher and I am yours…” My child Omu was four years old when my husband died.
I will always remember those painful years – the screams of my little child, and the silence that followed. She stopped talking to anyone, even to me. It was a difficult phase. I started working on daily wages for our survival. It is still not an easy life. She goes to school now. She has started talking to people, even making and playing with friends and performing at school events. I pray to God every day that she never loses her smile again.
Alumna, Satya Bharti Adarsh Sr. Sec. School, Sangrur, Punjab
“Whatever I am today, I owe it to my school and to my teachers. Like me, hundreds of boys and girls who starved for knowledge, travelled a long distance to reach school every day. Some even travelled for 12 kms (one side) on a bicycle. Many of our parents haven’t stepped in a school. Education is therefore sacred for us, and our teachers have always been there- not to just give us knowledge of books, but beyond – from moral support to building our confidence, instilling values and more. “
“When I scored 90% in class 12, it brought a lot of pride to my parents and teachers. I feel every child in my village deserves a chance to grow up, be able to read and write, and become doctors, engineers and teachers. Every evening, after my college, I teach students who are first in their families to be getting an education. I just want to give these children all the knowledge that I have by teaching them the way I was taught by my hard-working teachers.”
Teacher, Satya Bharti School, Rewari, Haryana.
“It takes time and genuine efforts to get children listening to a teacher. Many of these students, who are aged between 5-8 years, are first in their families to be stepping in a school. Their parents work hard to keep their stomachs fed. Education was the last thing on their mind. So I’m starting with the basics- the very basics. We all have now become friends. And I don’t want to make any mistakes in my attempts in providing the right knowledge to them. “
“I am coming up with my own methods every day. Some days I’m a clown for them, some days I’m as old as they are, and some days, I become strict. My classroom is a ‘make-your-own-mistakes’ zone. But we have all promised one thing to each other- we shall all pass in our own journeys!”
Satya Bharti School, Tamil Nadu
Life has always been difficult for Ashok Kumar, a specially abled father, who dreams big for his two little children – Kanishka and Gokul. Selling soaps and soap powder is the family’s only source of income. Both Ashok and his wife hop from one house to another selling them. As Ashok is unable to walk, his wife rides the motorbike for him, while he sits at the back holding the products.
Like their hard-working and committed parents, Kanishka and Gokul are dedicated, punctual and active since the time they got enrolled in Satya Bharti School in Karaikudi, Tamil Nadu. Sports have been their favorite; and they are well known for their extraordinary chess skills. So far, young Gokul has participated in 16 District level Chess competitions and has been listed in Top 10 in all of them. Gokul aspires to play chess and win Gold for the country one day. We wish them and the family a lot of success and happiness!
Satya Bharti Adarsh Sr. Sec. School in Sangrur, Punjab.
“When my brother died, everything changed. He was younger than me and very dear to me. My parents hoped that my brother could get us all out of poverty one day; believed that he will grow up, earn a dignified livelihood and support the family. His death brought an unfillable emptiness and a terrible silence to our home. My father is a security guard and my mother works as a domestic help. I have grown up seeing them struggle every moment of their lives, for me and my brother. “
“I wanted to bring back the lost optimism and cheerfulness in my family. My achievements in school and in studies have brought new hopes and dreams to my parents. Today, I am my parent’s support – just the way they are to me. I want to study, make them always proud, and give them the happiness they deserve.”
Govt. school in Sircilla, Telangana
“Whenever we feel dejected or lose strength, we look at our daughter. She not only gives us hope but also ignites a passion to create a better tomorrow for all of us. I couldn’t study beyond class 8, but I know that education can change lives. Going to school has been the true beginning of her life, and a new start for us too. As her father, I feel even more responsible to nurture and provide good education to our only child.”
Satya Bharti Adarsh Sr. Sec. School, Jhaneri, Punjab
Kuldeep’s parents couldn’t get him treated for almost a month when he got his leg severely injured, owing to extreme poverty. After a month when he was taken to a hospital, doctors recommended him to get his leg amputated. Kuldeep denied, and started to look for alternative ways to recover from it.His unwavering determination and grit helped him heal faster. A few years later, Kuldeep lost his father due to drug addiction. His mother, who was suffering from respiratory problems, also left the world soon after.
Kuldeep, with his two little siblings, shifted his village and started to live with his grandmother. Kuldeep not only fought with his physical enfeeblement but also dealt with this huge loss and strove to make his way through 10th Board Exams with 70% marks. His mother’s last words, “never do drugs” and “you matter” continues to reverberate in his mind.
Govt. school student in Sircilla, Telangana
School Life’, when I think about it, a big smile crosses my face instantly. Here, there is nothing that stops us from dreaming big things. Our characters are getting built here, and we are actually discovering ourselves. To test our skills we have exams which are so much fun (at least to me). The excitement or at times anxiety to get the results – all feels worthwhile. The greatest happiness for me lies in being praised by my teacher. And it is also important to learn from our mistakes because what we learn now determines how we act in the years ahead.
Friends, picnics, games, club activities, and so much learning – I believe, what makes school life important is also what makes it the best.
State-Level Kho Kho champions!
Students of Class V in Satya Bharti School Bohlian (Amritsar), Navpreet and Rajia are State-Level Kho Kho champions! Growing up, Navpreet wants to become a Judge and Rajia – a teacher!
“I want to help my parents.”
“With his meager daily wages, my father struggles a lot to feed our family of six members. To support him, my mother started working as a maid in our neighborhood. Being the eldest sibling, I have taken the responsibility of all the household chores, including cooking and serving my younger siblings – before going to school. Sometimes, I get late for school. ”
“ But I do not want to give up on education, ever. I am always inspired by the way my parents have struggled through hardships. I want to complete my education soon and get a job, so that I can help my parents more than I am currently able to.”
“I feel confident and capable.”
My school encourages me to do better. I have always wanted to study, so that I can become an entrepreneur one day.
I have grown up seeing and feeling the hardships my family endured in raising me and my siblings. My parents thought of dropping me out from school when I was in class 4, as they were no longer able to afford my education. It was then, the Satya Bharti Adarsh Sr. Sec. School opened in our village (Sherpur Kalan, Ludhiana). My father enrolled me into this school, and my journey of education began, once again.I have realized my true potential with this school – I feel confident and capable.
The proudest moment of my life was when we were told to share the stories of ‘Our Inspiration’ with the class. One of my classmates said – “I want to become like Muskaan.”
Job Description Academic Mentor
Position Title | MIS Database Management Professional | ||||
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Department/Function | – | ||||
Location City | Gurgaon | ||||
State | Haryana | ||||
Region | – | ||||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | DGM Knowledge Management | ||||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | Manager – MIS | ||||
Ideal Age Bracket | 30 to 45 years | ||||
Qualification | BSc degree in a computer discipline or relevant certification | ||||
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Position Title | Manager Compliance – Satya Bharti School | ||||
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Qualification | Master’s degree in education/school administration & management/Business Administration/Risk Management/Quality Management and related field | ||||
Experience (in years) | 7-8 years of experience in administration and compliance of school chains/quality control/audit & compliance in profit or non-profit sectors | ||||
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Position Title | Executive-Communication |
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Department/Function | Communication |
Location | Gurgaon |
State | Haryana |
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Number of Positions | 1 |
Reporting to | Communication Manager |
Ideal Age Bracket | 22-30 |
Qualification | Mass Communication/ Journalism / Media /digital marketing or related field. |
Experience (in years) | 1-2 years |
Skill | – Content development: Writing, editing, ideating – Social Media: Social media management, digital marketing, Ideate, design and create posts/ videos / reels – Video Editing and photography |
Key Roles & Responsibilities | – Serve as the primary point person to write for the activities and actions happening in the region for social media, also support in writing communications collateral like newsletters, annual report, brochures, flyers etc. – Should have a nose to capture case stories from the ground and document it. – Prepare/Support in PowerPoint presentations and other material for Management team members and Board members – Draft blogs in the areas of education and skill development work happening in the region/state – Regularly connect with the regional offices to capture updates on activities, case stories, visits, events etc. in a timely and consistent manner. – Manage and/or assist in project report writing, and editing of publications. – Create social media post/ Videos/ Reels – Maintain and Monitor all Bharti Foundation social media channels regularly – Assist in the development and maintenance of systems for operational efficiency, such as regular program data reports/dashboards, photo and AV library. |
Position Title | Academic Lead – Math, English and Science | ||
School | Satya Bharti Adarsh Sr. Sec School | ||
Location City | Amritsar and Ludhiana | ||
State | Punjab | ||
Region | 1 | ||
Number of Positions | 3 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Principal | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 45 years | ||
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Experience (in years) | More than 5 years | ||
Skill | Communication, Critical Thinking, Patience, Leadership, Teamwork, Time Management, Curriculum Planner. | ||
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Position Title | Counsellor | ||
School | Satya Bharti Adarsh Sr. Sec School | ||
Location City | Amritsar and Ludhiana | ||
State | Punjab | ||
Region | 1 | ||
Number of Positions | 3 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Principal | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 40 years | ||
Qualification | B.A./B.Sc.(Psychology) with certificate of Diploma in Counseling (Mandatory) | ||
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Position Title | Post Graduate Teacher – All Subject | ||
School | Satya Bharti Adarsh Senior Secondary School | ||
Location City | Amritsar and Ludhiana | ||
State | Punjab | ||
Region | 1 | ||
Number of Positions | 5 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Principal | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 45 years | ||
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Experience (in years) | 2 years’ of teaching experience | ||
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Position Title | Manager – Partnerships and Communication | ||
Band | 1 | ||
Department/Function | Partnerships | ||
Location | Gurgaon | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to | (Functional & Administrative) Sr Manager – Partnerships |
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Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
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Experience (in years) | 6-8 years in fundraising and communication, preferably from the development sector | ||
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Position Title | Academic Mentor |
Band | F |
Department/Function | QSP-Project Implementation |
Location | Bhatinda / Sangrur, Punjab (1 Position – Bhatinda) |
Reporting to | Project Coordinator / Project Head |
Reported by | None |
Candidate Profile | |
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years |
Qualification | MSW / MBA / Post Graduate in Rural Development |
Experience | 4-10 years in implementation of education program |
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Position Title | Academic Mentor |
Band | F |
Department/Function | QSP-Project Implementation |
Location | J&K – Ladak |
Reporting to | Project Coordinator / Project Head |
Reported by | None |
Candidate Profile | |
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years |
Qualification | MSW / MBA / Post Graduate in Rural Development |
Experience | 4-10 years in implementation of education program |
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Position Title | Academic Mentor |
Band | F |
Department/Function | QSP-Project Implementation |
Location | Meghalaya – Ri-Bhoi |
Reporting to | Project Coordinator / Project Head |
Reported by | None |
Candidate Profile | |
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years |
Qualification | MSW / MBA / Post Graduate in Rural Development |
Experience | 4-10 years in implementation of education program |
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Position Title | Academic Mentor |
Band | F |
Department/Function | QSP-Project Implementation |
Location | Jharkhand – Ranchi |
Reporting to | Project Coordinator / Project Head |
Reported by | None |
Candidate Profile | |
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years |
Qualification | MSW / MBA / Post Graduate in Rural Development |
Experience | 4-10 years in implementation of education program |
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Position Title | Academic Mentor |
Band | F |
Department/Function | QSP-Project Implementation |
Location | Assam – Jorhat |
Reporting to | Project Coordinator / Project Head |
Reported by | None |
Candidate Profile | |
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years |
Qualification | MSW / MBA / Post Graduate in Rural Development |
Experience | 4-10 years in implementation of education program |
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Position Title | Trainer – Quality Support Program |
Band | 1 |
Department/Function | Training & Curriculum |
Location | Jammu – J&K |
Reporting to | Sr. Manager Training |
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Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 45 years |
Qualification | Graduation / Post Graduate + B.Ed (Mandatory) |
Experience | Minimum 8-10 years of experience in teaching/teachers’ training/teachers’ mentoring |
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Position Title | Asst. Manager / Sr. Exec. – Procurement | ||||
Band | 1 / F | ||||
Department/Function | Procurement | ||||
Location City | Delhi | ||||
State | Delhi | ||||
Region | – | ||||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | – | ||||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | None | ||||
Ideal Age Bracket | Below 30 years | ||||
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Experience (in years) | 4-6 years of experience in procurement in respect of Event Management, IT Services, Printing. It will be an advantage if there is also an exposure in relation to construction, IT Hardware and logistics. | ||||
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Position Title | Academic Support – English | ||
Department/Function | Edtech | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Academic Lead | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | B.Ed/M.Ed (English) | ||
Experience (in years) | 5+ year of relevant experience (teaching English in an elementary classroom (class 6 to 10)) | ||
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Position Title | Academic Support – Mathematics | ||
Department/Function | Edtech | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Academic Lead | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | B.Ed/M.Ed (Mathematics) | ||
Experience (in years) | Minimum of 2 years of experience teaching mathematics in a primary classroom setting. | ||
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Position Title | Academic Mentor | ||
Department/Function | QSP-Project Implementation | ||
Location (Cities) | Jammu, Rajouri, Shimla, Delhi, Ranchi, Dumka, Ri Bhoi, Jorhat, Kamrup, Bishwanath, Ranga Reddy, Medchal, Sircilla, Bengaluru Rural, Ramnagara. | ||
States | J&K, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Jharkhand, Meghalaya, Assam, Telangana, Karnataka | ||
Number of Positions | 15 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Project Coordinator / Project Head | ||
Reported by | None | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | MSW / MBA / Post Graduate in Rural Development | ||
Experience (in years) | 4-10 years in implementation of education program | ||
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Position Title | Trainer – Quality Support Program | ||
Band | 1 | ||
Department/Function | Training & Curriculum | ||
Location (City) | Jammu | ||
State | J&K | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Sr. Manager Training | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 45 | ||
Qualification | Graduation / Post Graduate + B.Ed (Mandatory) | ||
Experience (in years) | Minimum 6-8 years of experience in teaching/teachers’ training/teachers’ mentoring | ||
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Position Title | Trainer, Satya Bharti School Program | ||
Department/Function | Training & Curriculum | ||
Location (City) | Jodhpur | ||
State | Rajasthan | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Sr. Manager Training | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | None | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 40 years | ||
Qualification | Graduation / Post Graduate + B.Ed (Mandatory) | ||
Experience (in years) | Minimum 6-8 years of experience in teaching/teachers’ training/teachers’ mentoring | ||
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Position Title | Sr. Manager – Data Analyst | ||
Department/Function | Edtech | ||
Reporting to | Head – Technology (TheTeacher App) | ||
Experience (in years) | 8-12 years of relevant experience | ||
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Position Title | Academic Support – English | ||
Department/Function | Edtech | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Academic Lead | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | B.Ed/M.Ed (English) | ||
Experience (in years) | 5+ years of relevant experience (teaching English in an elementary classroom, class 6 to 10) | ||
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Position Title | Academic Support – Mathematics | ||
Department/Function | Edtech | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Academic Lead | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | B.Ed/M.Ed (Mathematics) | ||
Experience (in years) | Minimum of 2 years of experience teaching mathematics in a primary classroom setting. | ||
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Position Title | Sr. Manager- Academic Lead | ||
Band | Band 2 | ||
Department/Function | EdTech | ||
Location (City) | Gurgaon | ||
State | Haryana | ||
Region | |||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Technology Lead | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | 3 | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | Masters+ B.Ed | ||
Experience (in years) | 10+ years | ||
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Position Title | Cluster Coordinator | ||
Band | F | ||
Department/Function | Program Implementation | ||
Location (City) | Balesar, Ludhiana East | ||
State | Rajasthan & Punjab | ||
Number of Positions | 02 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | District Coordinator | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | Head Teachers | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 | ||
Qualification | Graduate with B.Ed / MSW / MBA | ||
Experience (in years) | 04-06 years in social sector with understanding of education | ||
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Position Title | Manager – Partnerships (Implementation) | ||
Department/Function | Edtech | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Head of Department | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
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Interested candidates are requested to share their updated resume, with current and expected CTC at careers@bhartiairtelfoundation.org. |
Position Title | Assistant Manager- Program Support | ||
Band | 1 | ||
Department/Function | |||
Location (City) | Gurgaon | ||
State | Haryana Region HO | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | |||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | |||
Ideal Age Bracket | 30-35 years | ||
Qualification | Post-Graduation | ||
Experience (in years) | 8-10 years | ||
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Position Title | Cluster Coordinator | ||
Band | F | ||
Department/Function | Program Implementation | ||
Location (City) | Ludhiana | ||
State | Punjab Region | ||
Number of Positions | 2 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | District Coordinator | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | Head Teachers | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 | ||
Qualification | Graduate with B.Ed / MSW / MBA | ||
Experience (in years) | 4-6 years in social sector with understanding of education | ||
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Position Title | Cluster Coordinator | ||
Band | F | ||
Department/Function | Program Implementation | ||
Location (City) | Balesar | ||
State | Rajasthan | ||
Number of Positions | 2 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | District Coordinator | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | Head Teachers | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 | ||
Qualification | Graduate with B.Ed / MSW / MBA | ||
Experience (in years) | 4-6 years in social sector with understanding of education | ||
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Position Title | Academic Mentor | ||
Band | F | ||
Department/Function | QSP-Project Implementation | ||
Location (City) | Kamrup | ||
State | Assam | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Project Coordinator / Project Head | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | None | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | MSW / MBA / Post Graduate in Rural Development | ||
Experience (in years) | 4-10 years in implementation of education program | ||
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Position Title | Trainer – Quality Support Program | ||
Band | 1 | ||
Department/Function | Training & Curriculum | ||
Location (City) | Jammu | ||
State | J&K | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Sr. Manager Training | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 45 years | ||
Qualification | Graduation / Post Graduate + B.Ed (Mandatory) | ||
Experience (in years) | Minimum 8-10 years of experience in teaching/teachers’ training/teachers’ mentoring | ||
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Position Title | Executive Assistant to CEO | ||
Department/Function | CEO Office | ||
Location City | Gurgaon | ||
State | Haryana | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | CEO | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | None | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 20-28 years | ||
Qualification | Bachelors in Business Administration or Social work preferred | ||
Experience (in years) | Proven Experience: Minimum of 3 years of experience as an Executive Assistant or similar role, preferably supporting C-suite executives or senior management. Promising freshers with excellent communication skills will also be given opportunity. | ||
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Position Title | Asst. Manager / Sr. Exec. – Procurement | ||
Band | 1 / F | ||
Department/Function | Procurement | ||
Location (City) | Delhi | ||
State | Delhi | ||
Region | — | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | — | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | None | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Below 30 years | ||
Qualification |
Graduate – Essential MBA in Supply chain management and advanced degree in economics or mathematics is recommended |
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Experience (in years) | 4-6 years of experience in procurement in respect of Event Management, IT Services, Printing. It will be an advantage if there is also an exposure in relation to construction, IT Hardware and logistics. | ||
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Position Title | Assistant Manager – Quality | ||
Band | 1 | ||
Department/Function | Quality Management | ||
Location (City) | Delhi NCR (Gurugram Honda Chowk Office/HO) | ||
State | Haryana | ||
Region | HO | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Head – Quality Management | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | — | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | Bachelor’s degree. Relevant certifications in quality (e.g., Six Sigma, Lean) is a plus. | ||
Experience (in years) | Minimum of 5 years of experience in quality management or a related role, with a strong background in quality assurance methodologies. | ||
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Position Title | Apprentice Communication | ||
Department/Function | Communication | ||
Location | Bharti Airtel Foundation, Airtel Center, Gurgaon | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting | — | ||
Stipend | — | ||
Duration | 1 year | ||
Qualification | Graduate/Post Graduate | ||
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Position Title | Academic Mentor | ||
Band | F | ||
Department/Function | QSP-Project Implementation | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Project Coordinator / Project Head | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | None | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | MSW / MBA / Post Graduate in Rural Development | ||
Experience (in years) | 4-8 years in implementation of education program | ||
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Position Title | Academic Mentor | ||
Band | F | ||
Department/Function | QSP-Project Implementation | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Project Coordinator / Project Head | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | None | ||
Location | Firozpur (Punjab) | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | MSW / MBA / Post Graduate in Rural Development | ||
Experience (in years) | 4-8 years in implementation of education program | ||
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Position Title | Cluster Coordinator | ||
Band | F | ||
Department/Function | Program Implementation | ||
Location | Balesar | ||
Number of Positions | 02 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | District Coordinator | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | Head Teachers | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | Graduate with B.Ed / MSW / MBA | ||
Experience (in years) | 04-06 years in social sector with understanding of education. | ||
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Position Title | Cluster Coordinator | ||
Band | F | ||
Department/Function | Program Implementation | ||
Location | Rewari | ||
Number of Positions | 02 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | District Coordinator | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | Head Teachers | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | Graduate with B.Ed / MSW / MBA | ||
Experience (in years) | 04-06 years in social sector with understanding of education. | ||
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Position Title | Cluster Coordinator | ||
Band | F | ||
Department/Function | Program Implementation | ||
Location | Ludhiana East (Khanna) | ||
Number of Positions | 02 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | District Coordinator | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | Head Teachers | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | Graduate with B.Ed / MSW / MBA | ||
Experience (in years) | 04-06 years in social sector with understanding of education. | ||
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Position Title | Cluster Coordinator | ||
Band | F | ||
Department/Function | Program Implementation | ||
Location | Sangrur (Punjab) | ||
Number of Positions | 02 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | District Coordinator | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | Head Teachers | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | Graduate with B.Ed / MSW / MBA | ||
Experience (in years) | 04-06 years in social sector with understanding of education. | ||
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Position Title | Trainer – Quality Support Program | ||
Band | 1 | ||
Department/Function | Training & Curriculum | ||
Location City | Jammu | ||
State | J&K | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Sr. Manager Training | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 45 | ||
Qualification | Graduation / Post Graduate + B.Ed (Mandatory) | ||
Experience (in years) | Minimum 6-8 years of experience in teaching/teachers’ training/teachers’ mentoring | ||
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Position Title | Principal | ||
Band | 1 | ||
Department/Function | Senior Secondary | ||
Location City | Chowgawa | ||
State | Punjab | ||
Region | 1 | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | DGM-Program | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | |||
Ideal Age Bracket | 35-45 Years | ||
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Position Title | Assistant Manager MIS | ||
Band | 1 | ||
Department/Function | MIS | ||
Location City | Gurgaon | State | Haryana |
Region | HO | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Sr. Manager Knowledge Management | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | None | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | 25-35 | ||
Qualification | Graduate/Post Graduate | ||
Experience (in years) | 4-6 YEARS | ||
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Position Title | Assistant Manager – Quality | ||
Band | 1 | ||
Department/Function | Quality Management | ||
Location City | Delhi NCR (Gurugram Honda Chowk Office/HO) | State | Haryana |
Region | HO | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Head – Quality Management | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | — | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | Bachelor’s degree. Relevant certifications in quality (e.g., Six Sigma, Lean) is a plus. | ||
Experience (in years) | Minimum of 5 years of experience in quality management or a related role, with a strong background in quality assurance methodologies. | ||
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Position Title | Manager – Research | ||
Band | B1 | ||
Department/Function | Knowledge Management | ||
Location (City) | Gurgaon | ||
State | Haryana | ||
Region | Head Office | ||
Number of Positions | One | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | DGM – Knowledge Management | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | NA | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | 30 – 40 years | ||
Qualification | — | ||
Experience (in years) | 10+ years | ||
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Position Title | Assistant Manager – Quality | ||
Band | 1 | ||
Department/Function | Quality Management | ||
Location (City) | Delhi NCR (Gurugram Honda Chowk Office/HO) | ||
State | Haryana | ||
Region | HO | ||
Number of Positions | 1 | ||
Reporting to (Designation/Role) | Head – Quality Management | ||
Reported by (Designation/Role) | — | ||
Ideal Age Bracket | Up to 35 years | ||
Qualification | Bachelor’s degree. Relevant certifications in quality (e.g., Six Sigma, Lean) is a plus. | ||
Experience (in years) | Minimum of 5 years of experience in quality management or a related role, with a strong background in quality assurance methodologies. | ||
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