Apply for Centre for Civil Society (CCS) Remote Internship 2026: Explore Education Policy Research Opportunities From Anywhere ·Unknown

The Centre for Civil Society (CCS), New Delhi, has announced a call for applications for its Education Policy Intern position, inviting students and recent postgraduate graduates interested in education research, public policy, and evidence-based advocacy.

The internship provides an opportunity for aspiring policy professionals to research school education systems across Indian states and transform findings into policy briefs that can support informed decision-making.

What Will the Education Policy Intern Do?

The selected intern will work with the CCS research team to examine school ecosystems and regulatory environments, with a focus on states including Bihar, Delhi, Haryana, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and West Bengal.

The role is designed for individuals who enjoy research, analysis, and writing, particularly those interested in understanding education challenges and developing practical policy recommendations.

Key responsibilities include:

• Conducting research on school ecosystems and education regulations.
• Preparing state-wise education policy briefs.
• Engaging with researchers and education experts.
• Supporting the development of targeted policy outputs for outreach initiatives.
• Tracking public grievances related to Right to Education (RTE) concerns.

Who Can Apply for the CCS Education Policy Internship?

The internship is suitable for candidates who are currently enrolled in or have recently completed postgraduate studies in areas such as:

• Social sciences
• Education
• Public policy

Applicants should have strong research abilities, attention to detail, and an interest in education policy in India.

Ideal candidates will demonstrate:

• Experience conducting secondary research.
• Strong report-writing skills, especially policy brief writing.
• Understanding of India’s education policy landscape.
• Excellent written and communication skills.
• Ability to interpret education-related data.
• Capacity to work independently and manage deadlines in a fast-paced environment.

Internship Details and Format

Organisation: Centre for Civil Society (CCS), New Delhi
Position: Education Policy Intern
Internship Type: Unpaid, full-time or part-time
Duration: Minimum eight weeks or equivalent hours for part-time arrangements
Start Date: July 20, 2026
Location: Flexible — in-person or remote

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Benefits of Joining the Programme

Although the internship is unpaid, selected candidates will receive valuable professional development opportunities, including:

• Hands-on experience in writing education policy briefs.
• Mentorship from senior researchers and policy professionals.
• A certificate of completion upon satisfactory performance.
• An opportunity to attend CCS’s flagship iPolicy training programme free of charge.

Why This Internship Matters

Strong education policies depend on high-quality research and accurate understanding of school systems. Through this internship, CCS aims to support young researchers in developing evidence-based insights that can contribute to improving education governance and outcomes.

Students and recent graduates passionate about education reform, policy research, and social impact are encouraged to apply and gain practical experience in the field of public policy.

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