Comments on: Non Profit Jobs

By: Lakshminarayana

Lakshminarayana — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 05:44:35 +0000

Thanks a lot, Sir.
Yes i will surely search for it. But my main area of interest is Environmental conservation works.
Is there any other suggestion that you could give me for this specific field?
I thank you again for your valuable advice, Sir.

By: Scott Wilson

Scott Wilson — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 18:01:14 +0000

Mr. Lakshminarayana,
That’s an obvious situation when someone wants to start NPO, family will refuse. I would suggest you to start your business first and then start an NPO along with your business. Because from the income of your business, you will be able to bare the initial expenses of your NPO.
For the studies I would advise you to peruse “Rural &Co-operative Management Course from Pune”.
There is the best university of India for co-operatives management. I am not declaring the name but you can search it.
Thank you.

By: Lakshminarayana udupa

Lakshminarayana udupa — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 14:06:57 +0000

Sir,
I am a graduate mechanical engineer. But i am not interested to take up career in mech engineering.
My interest has always been in environment and its conservation and ngo’s and npo’s.
I am planning to pursue PGD studies in rural management or ngo management at ICMS in Bopal,Ahmedabad,Gujarat.
please guide me in this regard.
I want to work not only in India but also in abroad and after acquiring enough experience I want to set up my own npo.
please guide me about my further education and the steps i am required to take to realise my dreams without giving chance to my parents to prove that my decision was wrong.(because they are discouraging me)

thanx

By: Scott Wilson

Scott Wilson — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 14:25:13 +0000

Miss. Shradhaa,
It doesn’t matter weather you are graduate or not. You can work with a very well known and genuine NGO named “Yuva unstoppable” it helps poor children to study. I will give you the detailed information about it when we meet. By the way there is an NGO for dogs’ welfare also in Mumbai. You can work with them also. It is good to know that someone wants to work for NGOs. Thank you

By: Scott Wilson

Scott Wilson — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 07:02:27 +0000

Of course Nikki,
There are jobs for advocates. And you can see, many NGOs working on very big scale EX. Mukti foundation, BUDHELYA foundation, BEING HUMAN foundation. They all need people who are very well versed with law and other jurisdiction affairs. So there are so many opportunities.