What you will gain?
 

• • Valuable research experience in various social science research projects
• • Ability to analyze complex issues
• • Advanced English writing skills
• • Project management and organizational experience
• • Proficiency in essential computer programs, including statistical data analysis programs
• • The opportunity to work with extraordinarily experienced and committed colleagues
• • A 6-month fellowship with a monthly stipend of 500 GEL a month

 What will you be required to do? 

•  • Contribute to complex research projects on issues that are important to Georgia’s future
• • Write blog posts based on CRRC data
• • Work harder than you ever have before
• • Learn and be extremely inquisitive
• • Be an active member of a team and work independently
• • Write analytical policy papers

    
 Who is eligible?

• • Georgian citizens between the ages of 20 and 30 holding a minimum of a bachelor’s degree (PhD holders are considered as overqualified for this project)
• • Those available to commit to a minimum of 6 hours of work per day starting from February through July 2016
• • Those with excellent English reading, writing, speaking and understanding abilities
• • Those who are good writers in their native Georgian language

 The Application process
 

• Step 1: Fill out this application form and submit it no later than November 23, 2015.
• Step 2: If you are short listed, you will be asked to take a test by the end of November 2015.
• Step 3: After the test, if you are selected for the next round, you will be invited for a 6 day training in December 2015.
• Step 4: The best candidates will be selected to receive the Junior Fellowships and will be employed from February until the end of July 2016. Further employment opportunities are possible.

 Other Details

If you have any questions about the application process, send an email to Tamuna Khoshtaria at [email protected].