Associate - Operations (Education)

Location: Rājsamand, Rajasthan, India

Role: Associate - Operations, Churu, Rajsamand

Experience: Fresher-3 years

Salary: Up to 3-4.5 LPA

Note: We are hiring for 5 positions at the following locations.

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About the role:

The Associate - Operations supports smooth, consistent implementation of school-level interventions. You will work closely with schools, teachers, and district officials to coordinate activities, maintain quality, and ensure day-to-day execution that enables strong learning experiences.

Key Responsibilities

• Implementation: Support planning, coordination, and daily implementation in schools.
• Fieldwork: Conduct regular school visits to observe, assist, and strengthen delivery.
• Quality Assurance: Ensure quality and consistency across sessions and activities.
• Documentation & Reporting: Maintain documentation, reporting, and clear communication with teams.
• Logistics: Support logistics, materials, and on-ground operational needs.
• Relationship Building: Build positive working relationships with school teams.
• Feedback Loop: Share field observations to help teams adapt and improve.

Who We're Looking For

• Reliable, organized, and comfortable working in school environments.
• Able to bring structure and clarity to day-to-day operations.
• A clear communicator who builds trust with teams and school staff.
• Values collaboration, reflection, and learning from practice.
• Believes in strengthening public education through grounded, consistent work.

Why This Role Matters

Strong operations create strong classrooms. Your work ensures that interventions run smoothly, consistently, and with the attention required to make learning meaningful for students.

What can you except

• A supportive and collaborative team culture.
• Opportunities to learn, grow, and take ownership.
• Direct exposure to schools, educational systems, and on-ground problem-solving.
• The chance to contribute meaningfully to students' upward social mobility.