The document summarizes information about the Teach For India fellowship program. It discusses how the program builds a movement of leaders committed to ensuring low-income children receive an excellent education. Fellows teach for two years in underserved schools while developing leadership skills. Upon completing the fellowship, alumni join a network of over 4,000 leaders working across various sectors to continue impacting education and poverty alleviation efforts in India.
The document summarizes information about the Teach For India fellowship program. It discusses how the program builds a movement of leaders committed to ensuring low-income children receive an excellent education. Fellows teach for two years in underserved schools while developing leadership skills. Upon completing the fellowship, alumni join a network of over 4,000 leaders working across various sectors to continue impacting education and poverty alleviation efforts in India.
The document summarizes information about the Teach For India fellowship program. It discusses how the program builds a movement of leaders committed to ensuring low-income children receive an excellent education. Fellows teach for two years in underserved schools while developing leadership skills. Upon completing the fellowship, alumni join a network of over 4,000 leaders working across various sectors to continue impacting education and poverty alleviation efforts in India.
The document summarizes information about the Teach For India fellowship program. It discusses how the program builds a movement of leaders committed to ensuring low-income children receive an excellent education. Fellows teach for two years in underserved schools while developing leadership skills. Upon completing the fellowship, alumni join a network of over 4,000 leaders working across various sectors to continue impacting education and poverty alleviation efforts in India.
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Are you
ready for a challenge? Teach For India is Leaders building a committed to movement of building an India 50,000 leaders free of poverty who are committed and filled with to doing more and love. being more. OUR FELLOWSHIP We build a movement of leaders who work together to ensure children from low-income communities attain an excellent and equitable education. If you are sitting here thinking: ___Yes, India has challenges ___Yes, our children matters ___Yes, leadership matters
Then Teach For India Fellowship may be
just the place for you. 5 things you need to know about our Fellowship 1 You’ll join 1000 Fellows from diverse places
28 4 states UTs
Global Network of 515 60 countries Colleges who have varied reasons for joining Teach For India
in your Students, by learning essential, through meaningful with a network of
classroom and hands-on skills. reflections of your values 4200+ like-minded communities. people. “Helping India’s children get the excellent education they deserve is the most important thing we could be doing with our time. We teach, we learn, we change India.”
RIDDHI #fellow2021 “It’s not just another career path, it’s a unique opportunity to acquire invaluable leadership skills while driving far-reaching social change.”
RAHUL #fellow2021 “As TFI Fellows, we are part of a powerful network of leaders, teachers and edupreneurs who are shaping India’s future.”
SAURABH #fellow2021 “Through the Fellowship, we cultivate knowledge, skills and mindsets needed to attain positions of leadership.”
NANDINI #fellow2021 2
You’ll teach in a
challenging classroom – in a reimagined way 3
As you teach, you’ll likely embark on the
greatest leadership journey of your life
Apply Selected Institute Placement 2 years of Leadership Career
City teaching Development support What skills will you PLAN: As you plan for Students who are at different levels with a wide range of needs and interests, you’ll learn advanced
learn? planning, organisational & time
management skills.
CONNECT: As you work closely with EXECUTE: As you connect, envision and Students, teachers, parents, school staff plan for varied Student needs, you will and peers, you will learn stakeholder learn to execute in a fast - paced engagement. You will learn to listen environment, think on your feet, and deeply; empathise; build strong communicate effectively. relationships; build consensus & carry people along. REFLECT: As you evaluate your Students' progress using qualitative and ENVISION: As you envision a bold, quantitative data, you will learn to reflect new future for your Students, you’ll deeply, take corrective measures and work to mobilise the resources to make make meaning of challenges and that dream a reality for the children, opportunities. yourself & others. 4
After 2 years,
you’ll join an Alumni movement of 4000+ Alumni who have
completed the Fellowship and now work in diverse leadership positions, in and beyond education. Mohini Pandey 2013-15 Fellow Senior teacher at iTeach
Mohini currently leads multiple programs within
her school, reaching 150 students. In the last decade, Mohini has taught over 3000 students. Jigyasa Labroo 2014-16 Fellow Co-founder & CEO, Slam Out Loud
Slam Out Loud works with 50,000 children
across 950 villages of India and currently at Harvard Innovation Labs. Anurag Kundu 2013-15 Fellow Chairperson, Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights
Anurag was appointed as the Chairperson of
DCPCR in July 2020
He has implemented the Right To Education Act in
5,500 Indian schools and has authored multiple policies for the government. 4,600 ALUMNI REACHING 33 MILLION STUDENTS Where are our Alumni? Education Development Government & Corporate Higher Sector Sector System Level Sector Education 77% of our Alumni continue to work with underserved children
The Ripples of Our or in the development sector or both
Collective 150+ Social sector organisations have
been founded by our Alumni 4600 Alumni reaching 33 Million children* 200+ Alumni are now CXOs & senior leaders across public, private, social spheres
*Source: Alumni Impact Report (2009-2021. Teach For India)
10-15% of our Alumni have gone on to
pursue higher education 5
You’ll be part of the largest Fellowship in the
country and join a caring, close-knit, high-impact community who will be your friends and partners for life 32,000 >9,100 >95% Students learning in TFI Students graduated from Graduation rate in the classrooms the tenth grade since tenth grade TFI's inception
>125,000 5,700 970
Fellowship applications Fellows placed in TFI Fellows currently >150since 2009 classrooms teaching in over 800 classrooms
>160 77% 39 Organizations founded of our Alumni continue to Organizations incubated by 3,800 Alumni serve in the social sector by TFI We’ve taken you through a lot of information. Let’s do a quick recap…
India’s education system is in a state of crisis
Teach For India is a two-year, full-time Fellowship Teach For India is highly selective We teach in English, in a reimagined way At Teach For India, you build leadership through teaching Teach For India is the foundation for diverse careers, and runs a career fair to introduce you to opportunities beyond the two years We’ll leave you with a few words from our friends and partners Anu Aga Former Executive Chairperson,Thermax Group
“At Thermax, we want our Trainees to have sensitivity
towards all stakeholders and concern for the society in which we live. I am confident Teach For India will develop all these qualities and I fully endorse it.” Anand Mahindra MD, Mahindra & Mahindra Limited
“While I am sure the learning levels of students
will improve, teaching students from underprivileged backgrounds can be a life altering experience. What can be more motivating than knowing you are playing a key role in transforming their entire future.” Aamir Khan Film Actor, Director, Producer
“Teach For India is a movement to create a
new India. I support this movement and I strongly recommend that you give it your best. ”
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