Since the jobs posts were getting too scattered in individual threads, starting one thread to post all. Please keep adding so people can find opportunities in climate intersected spaces. (Completely irrelevant ones will be deleted).
#JobAlert! We are #hiring a Senior Researcher for the Urban Water programme. Location: Bengaluru (hybrid) with field work in Karnataka Read the entire #JD and apply here: https://welllabs.org/careers/
ATREE is hiring!
Join the Centre of Policy Design to work on a range of ecological and environmental policy issues with a strong focus on amplifying scientific evidence for policy design.
More info and to apply: https://www.atree.org/job/policy-analyst/
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hashtag#JobOpportunity: We are hiring a Finance Associate who will be responsible for assisting in managing and improving operations at the ICC.
Reporting to the Finance Manager, the Associate’s key responsibilities include budgeting, grant management, compliance aspects, accounting, and vendor contracts.
Discover more about this opportunity here: India Climate Collaborative - Finance Associate
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Opportunities for Ph.D. in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation with CWS in 2024!
Hunting and illegal wildlife trade are the largest threats to biodiversity in tropical regions.
https://twitter.com/cwsindia/status/1749280080591827331
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#JobOpportunity: We are hiring an Associate for our India Climate Leaders’ (ICL) vertical with a minimum of 2-5 years of equivalent experience in donor engagement experience or client delivery.
The ICL Associate will play a critical role in engaging with philanthropists and business leaders in India, helping them become India’s pioneering climate leaders. This position will also support all convenings, roundtables, workshops, and other events for ICL on an end-to-end basis as required.
Discover more about this opportunity here: India Climate Collaborative - Associate - India Climate Leaders
From Saahas:
Here is your chance to work in an fast-growing sector with an industry leader.
If interested, please write in with your complete resume to the email-id mentioned in the flyer.
Are you enthusiastic about driving positive change in coastal communities? We’re on the lookout for a Programme Officer to join our #SustainableFisheries Programme.
Click on the link to apply: https://dakshin.org/opportunities/
Teach for Nature Fellowship Phase 2 - Applications Open Now
ABOUT THE FELLOWSHIP
As we witness the world grappling with various crises, from climate change to social unrest, it becomes evident that our disconnect from Nature plays a significant role in the current state of affairs. We believe that every child deserves the chance to learn more about Nature, understand what is happening to our planet Earth, and learn how they can take action today to change the future.
The Teach for Nature Fellowship aims to address this by providing children with essential opportunities:
- Connect with Nature and understand its principles
- Engage in climate action and sustainable living.
- Prepare for careers aligned with sustainable practices.
WHO CAN BE A TEACH FOR NATURE FELLOW?
You’ll love this fellowship if you are:
- An adventurer at heart seeking meaningful impact.
- Passionate about environmental education and enjoy working with children.
- A graduate with strong communication skills in English and preferably another Indian language.
- Interested in engaging schools and networking with resources for support.
- Keen learner who values self-initiated work.
Please Note: The age limit is flexible, but those between 20 and 35 years of age will be preferred.
DURATION OF THE FELLOWSHIP
20th May ‘24 – 20th April ‘25
Orientation Programme: 20th May – 31st July ‘24
School Engagement: 1st Aug ‘24 to 20th April ‘25
- A 10-week residential programme from May 20th till 31st July at Bhoomi Campus, Bengaluru. This is compulsory.
- An 8-month work placement in select schools from August 1st, 2024 to March 31st, 2025. Receive a stipend of Rs.30,000/- (CTC) and ongoing support.
- Weekly mentoring through online or in-person meetings to enhance your skills and learning experience.
Beyond the Fellowship, a continued journey a Nature educator in subsequent years.
DETAILS & STRUCTURE OF THE ORIENTATION PROGRAMME
The TFN Fellows will be given a kit that includes the detailed syllabus, sample lesson plans, a book and reading material and links to videos, etc.
The syllabus will include: Study of Nature in our surroundings, Sustainable Food and Health, Water and Energy, Chemicals and Cleaning Products, Climate Change and carbon footprint calculator, Transport and Lifestyle, Craft activities, Thinking Processes, etc.,
The programme includes
- Learning about the 25 session Climate Action and Nature (CAN) syllabus for classes 6/7.
- Understanding methods of learning, teaching and facilitation.
- Understanding the personal transformation needed to be a Nature Educator.
- Learning about the importance of Field Trips, Learning Partnerships and Community Interaction.
- Learning to use books, magazines and videos effectively.
HOW TO APPLY
- Submit your application (Phase 2 - Last date : April 24th)
- Prepare for a telephonic or in-person interview.
- Selected candidates will undergo a 10-week intensive training funded by Bhoomi Network after selection.
- Get placed in a school with resource materials and ongoing mentorship.
- Receive a stipend/salary and a certificate upon completion.
Contact Information: For more information and to register for the Teach for Nature Fellowship, email us at [email protected] or WhatsApp us at 9449853834.
CLICK HERE TO APPLY
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
On February 24th, we hosted a webinar about the Teach for Nature fellowship, delving into various aspects of the program and engaging with interested candidates.
WATCH THE WEBINAR