The Centre launches on October 15 — Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s birthday

Teach, mentor or contribute your thinking.

Share your field experience with people preparing for public life. We welcome practitioners who can teach a useful method, mentor emerging leaders or contribute rigorous public thinking.

  • Reviewed by our academic team
  • Reply within 5 working days
  • Attach your resume and a cover letter

Register your interest

Tell us who you are, how you would like to contribute and attach your resume and a short cover letter.

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About you

So the academic team can reach you.

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How you’d like to contribute

Choose all that apply.

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Your expertise

Specific work and teachable practice matter more than titles.

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Attachments

Your files are used only to review your interest.

“Thank you — a member of our academic team will review your interest and follow up within 5 working days.”

Choose the depth that fits your time.

Every contribution is anchored in practice that participants can apply.

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Teach a module

Own a curriculum module on a cohort, in person or hybrid. See programmes for the curriculum shape.

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Mentor a cohort

Ongoing mentoring of a small group between sessions — the “Lead Others” relationship, applied to faculty.

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Guest session

A single lecture, workshop or Q&A — the lowest-commitment way to contribute.

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Contribute your thinking

Write or review a Library resource, a case study or a published essay under the Centre’s name.

Credibility comes from specific work.

We look for subject expertise, lived field experience or a record of thoughtful work in governance, policy, organising and campaigns. Credibility comes from specific work and teachable practice, not titles alone. Meet the current faculty practice areas.