What Is the GSP Fellowship?
GSP – Gramin Shiksha Parivartan Fellowship is a two-year immersive program focused on transforming rural education through:
Fellows mentor bright students in innovative ways while collaborating with government school teachers and headmasters to build sustainable, community-driven learning models.
Responsibilities of a Fellow
Teaching & Facilitation
Lead Learning Sessions for Grades 6, 7 & 8
Module Design & Innovation
Co-create Engaging Learning Experiences
Engagement & Feedback
Connect Classrooms with Communities
Documentation & Coordination
Drive reflection, reporting, and growth
Program Timeline
June (Year 1): Orientation
10 Days intensive training
Diwali (Every year): Assessment & Capacity Building
5 Days review and skill enhancement
June (Year 3): Program Completion
Graduation and certification
Core Training Modules
Presentation & Facilitation Skills
Learn how to design and lead dynamic classroom experiences that inspire and engage.
Constructive Evaluation
Understand how to assess students through observation, creativity, and reflection—not just marks.
Activity-Based Learning
Explore hands-on methods to turn lessons into real-life experiences that stick.
How to Become a GSP Fellow?
Interview
A one-on-one interaction to understand your motivation, vision, and alignment with GSP's mission.
Demonstration of Facilitation Skill
Conduct a live session in a real classroom to showcase your ability to engage and inspire students.
Written Examination
A test designed to assess your analytical and subject matter skills in Science, Mathematics, Problem Solving
Fellowship in Action
"Being a GSP Fellow taught me how to connect deeply and transform learning into a joyful experience."
Supriya is a dedicated GSP Fellow who immersed herself in the learning world of students from day one.
In the academic year 2019–20 alone, she conducted over 180 sessions. Her creativity was infectious — she wrote street plays and encouraged students like Sayali from Shiradwad High School to write poetry.
This journey didn't just impact students — it helped Supriya uncover her own immense confidence and leadership potential.
Project Details
3 Year Program
Duration: June 2025 – June 2028
Location: Schools of remote villages (refer Shirol map)
Monthly Stipend: Between Rs. 10,000 and Rs. 15,000
You Can Apply If
You are an Indian citizen
Age above 21 years
Can speak English and Marathi (Must)
Love to teach children
You are diploma/degree holder in education
Motivated to work with teachers
Love mentoring ideas
Open to challenges of ground
Know govt. school system well and feel it should transform
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