Présentation du poste
At the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, we prioritize action over mere discussion. Join us in spearheading transformative initiatives as we collaborate with global leaders to convert visionary concepts into tangible outcomes for their communities. Our approach integrates strategic advisory, policy formulation, and implementation support, leveraging technology to amplify impact. Through knowledge-sharing and on-the-ground insights, we ensure sustainable progress, fostering more open, inclusive, and prosperous nations worldwide. With a diverse team of over 800 professionals across five continents and more than 40 countries, we bring together political strategists, policy experts, delivery specialists, technologists, and multilingual talent spanning 45 languages. Together, we address over 100 critical projects, confronting some of the world’s most pressing challenges. Diversity of thought and background fuels our mission, and we champion a culture that values and nurtures individual differences. Our commitment extends to unlocking potential—not only for the nations we serve but also for our team members. The Graduate Associate Internship, part of TBI Rwanda’s Young Professional Program, offers a structured pathway for exceptional recent graduates to embark on a career in government advisory and public sector delivery. Interns are fully integrated into project teams, contributing to real-time research, analysis, and implementation activities that directly support Rwanda’s key development priorities. This role prioritizes mindset and potential, seeking individuals who exhibit a strong desire to learn, adaptability, and a proactive approach to problem-solving. Ideal candidates embrace ambiguity, take initiative, and demonstrate rapid growth throughout the internship. While technical expertise is valued, it is secondary to intellectual curiosity, drive, and receptiveness to coaching. Graduate Associates benefit from structured mentorship, hands-on guidance, and direct exposure to high-impact government reform initiatives, laying the groundwork for their professional journey. This full-time position is open exclusively to Rwandan nationals, based in Kigali, with a one-year duration commencing shortly after the successful candidate is identified. Key Responsibilities: – Conduct both quantitative and qualitative research and analysis to inform project outputs and decision-making. – Gather, refine, and organize data from governmental and other sources, performing basic analytical tasks such as trend analysis, comparative assessments, and benchmarking. – Assist in developing monitoring tools, trackers, and models to track project indicators and progress. – Support the creation of high-caliber presentations, reports, briefing documents, and dashboards for government stakeholders
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