The ODI Fellowship Scheme has a strong reputation among prospective applicants and their universities, giving Fellows the rare opportunity to develop their skills within a developing country's government. Places on the Scheme are highly competitive with all applicants offering postgraduate qualifications and often relevant work experience.
The Fellowship Scheme is well known to a wide
range of employers who place considerable weight
on the experience provided by a Fellowship. After
completing their assignments, a large percentage of
Fellows continue to follow a career in development.
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| The application process for the 2012-2014 Fellowship Scheme has closed; we will be inviting applications again in November 2012.
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An overview of the skills and experience you need to apply for a post as an ODI Fellow.
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Contact us |
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ODI Fellowships are awarded annually, for a two-year period. Short-listed candidates are invited to attend a selection board in February which involves a panel interview and group exercises.
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For more details, please contact us on:
- ODI Fellowship Scheme
Overseas Development Institute
111 Westminster Bridge Road
London SE1 7JD
- Tel: +44 (0)207 922 0356
- Fax: +44 (0)20 7922 0399
- fellows@odi.org.uk
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'The ODI Fellow has been an immense asset to this Ministry and to my Government, and has become accepted and trusted as a ni-Vanuatu citizen. He has also played a leading role in Vanuatu’s accession to the World Trade Organisation.'
Hon. Sato Kilman MP, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Commerce, Industry & Tourism, Government of the Republic of Vanuatu
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