Role Purpose
The Mobilizer will identify, counsel and enrol eligible candidates in NIIT Foundation’s skill-development programmes. The role involves community outreach, awareness campaigns, relationship-building, candidate verification and follow-up to support enrolment, attendance, course completion and placement outcomes.
Key Responsibilities
Community Mobilization
Identify potential learners from the target communities and beneficiary groups.
Conduct field visits, household outreach, community meetings and awareness sessions.
Explain available courses, eligibility requirements, training schedules, certification and employment opportunities.
Distribute approved communication material and promote programmes through appropriate online and offline channels.
Organise mobilization camps, counselling sessions and enrolment drives.
Ensure that information shared with candidates is accurate and does not create unrealistic expectations about jobs, salaries or advantages.
Stakeholder Engagement
Build relationships with community leaders, educational institutions, NGOs, youth groups,



government bodies and other local stakeholders.
Establish referral networks to generate a sustainable pool of eligible candidates.
Coordinate with placement and industry partners to understand local employment opportunities.
Represent NIIT Foundation professionally at community and stakeholder events.
Maintain regular communication with referral partners and provide appropriate programme updates.
Candidate Counselling and Enrolment
Counsel candidates and, where appropriate, their parents or guardians about the programme and career pathways.
Assess candidates’ interests, eligibility, availability and willingness to complete the training.
Support candidates in selecting suitable courses aligned with their aptitude and career goals.
Collect and verify documents required for registration and enrolment.
Ensure that enrolment forms and supporting records are complete and accurate.
Obtain required consen

📌 Mobilizer (India)
🏢 Niit Foundation
📍 India