• Implement the learning and well-being programs with children and youth
• Conduct regular play based learning sessions with diverse participant groups
• Monitor participant progress on a regular basis
• Implement community engagement programs in the assigned communities
• Build capacity of the staff of participating institutions through a structured process on-the-job training and coaching
• Manage and maintain stakeholder relationships by sharing information regularly regarding the program
• Track and report back to the project team on program progress leveraging defined tracking templates
• Conduct field research and community engagement activities as per program guidelines
QUALIFICATION: Graduate/ post graduate in any discipline
EXPERIENCE:;0-2 years with exposure to working with children
SKILLS:
• English Proficiency – Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to communicate in Kannada is required
• Demonstrated ability to engage in play based learning activities
• Teaching and facilitation skills
• Ability to work with groups
• Willingness to learn and explore
LOCATION: Urban and Rural Bengaluru, Rural Karnataka (Kolar and other districts)
Please attach your resume and address it to hr@headstreams.org with subject line as the name of the position you are applying for.
• Design and develop training modules for different programs.
• Use creative mediums such as games, art & craft, music & sound, dance & movement, and theatre for delivering engaging training sessions.
• Work closely with the design manager in implementing the training plans for all programs
• Ensure timely content creation, production and organization of design and training manuals
• Support in conducting training programs of various staff members and teachers, based on the training plan
• Engage closely with the field staff to ensure timely delivery of the program content
• Shadow field staff at regular intervals to ensure appropriate delivery of programs
QUALIFICATIONS: Graduate / post graduate;
EXPERIENCE:
• 2-4years relevant experience
• Prior experience in the education domain would be useful;
• Experience in classroom teaching, delivering trainings and developing content are desirable and would be an added advantage.
• Experience of using creative mediums (play, art, music, dance, etc.) and life skills approach for instructional delivery/ curriculum design would be desirable.
SKILLS:
• Ability to manage large teams; work with multiple stakeholders from diverse settings, and effective articulation of thought processes.
• English proficiency – Effective Verbal and written communication;
• Working knowledge of Kannada would be an added advantage
LOCATION: Bengaluru with frequent travel to neighbouring districts
Please attach your resume and address it to hr@headstreams.org with subject line as the name of the position you are applying for.
• Design digital content for play based learning programs
• Research and identify appropriate digital content aligned to the curriculum (open source or otherwise)
• Create and manage a repository of digital apps and games used in the various sessions
• Assist in the installation of the identified digital apps onto the digital devices periodically
EXPERIENCE:
• Diploma / Graduate (in any discipline)
• 1-2 years with
i. Knowledge of designing digital content for learning OR
ii. Game design and development experience
SKILLS
• Instructional design skills desirable
• Research skills
• Candidate has to be tech savvy and updated on latest games and apps available for learning
LOCATION: Bengaluru
Please attach your resume and address it to hr@headstreams.org with subject line as the name of the position you are applying for.
The Re-imagine Learning Challenge, by The Lego foundation has recognized Tackle as a Re- imagine Learning PIONEER!. A total of 632 entries applied for the Re-imagine Learning Challenge, Tackle is now in a shortlisted pool of 30 Pioneers who are being considered in the final
selection of 10 Champions of Learning through Play. Follow our progress @ goo.gl/0vCJzn
Cyrus Broacha (of the MTV Bakra and the CNN-IBN The Week That Wasn’t fame) visited the Tackle Caravan last Saturday along with the Comedy Central team. They participated in the activities and gave out some presents. The event was covered in today’s Times of India (Bangalore Times, front page).
The Foundation Course in – Digital Literacy and 21st century Life Skills is the result of headstreams’ work with women’s Self help Groups (SHGs). headstreams identified the need for a more specific skill-based training that would be relevant, not just for livelihood enhancement but for everyday lives in today’s society.Many of the women that headstreamsworks with were interested in continuing education and yet unable to commit full-time to it due to several constraints, both within and outside their homes.
Headstreams publicised the course through the existing Self-Help Groups in A. Narayanpura. 40 out of 60 applicants were selected for the course, the criteria being basic minimum schooling and the cut-off point being PUC. The 40 women who were selected were from low-income and marginalised communities with close to 80% of them not completing their schooling, one-third of them dropped out before reaching middle school, 3 out of 4 were unemployed, while the rest were involved in part-time employment.
The Foundation Course was held in two batches of 20 students each. It began in mid-July 2014 and concluded with a valedictory on the October 30, 2014.
The Course was scheduled in two time slots – 10.00-11.30 a.m. and 1.00-2.30 p.m. The course was conducted three days in the week. The course content included digital literacy, communicative English and life skills while the content delivery included puppet shows, role plays, presentations, discussions, life-skills exercises, projects in MS-Office and a study tour to the Planetarium.
The second round of the Foundation Course is scheduled to begin soon and will be completed within a period of three months. The Course will be held in two batches, with Batch 1 scheduled for the 10.00-11.30 a.m. time slot and Batch 2 from 5.30-7.00 p.m. Batch 2 has been planned to enable working women to participate in the Course.
The second round of the Foundation Course is scheduled to begin on 7th January 2014.