Call for Associates

Our enterprise and entrepreneurship work continues to go from strength to strength. We have just launched our Global Alliance of Entrepreneurial Universities, a series of new leadership development programmes, and our Entrepreneurial University Award, an accreditation service for universities.

With programmes running in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East we are an international organisation, with bases in the UK and China.

We are seeking people to work with us as NCEE Associates. Whether you are looking for a new developmental challenge, want to engage in the higher education entrepreneurship agenda, or want to experience working with a different organisation, we would be are interested in hearing from you.

There are many opportunities to working with NCEE: 

• Supporting enterprise training of university staff around the world 
• Assessing entrepreneurial universities  
• Running leadership development sessions 
• Running or contributing to externally funded projects 
• Developing enterprise modules or entire curriculum  
• Supporting development of entrepreneurial skills for those working in higher education.

We are looking for Associates whose experience includes one or more of the following:  

• Practical experience of running enterprise or entrepreneurial activities 
• Deep understanding of enterprise and/or entrepreneurship 
• Standards assessment 
• Knowledge of higher education, including policy development  
• Experience in leading projects 
• Research and evaluation skills 
• Leadership training and development experience and expertise. 

Please note that we cannot guarantee any work. Work will be subject to future funding and suitable fit, other opportunities, as well as skills and expertise. and we will contract with you on an individual project basis.   

Please send your CV and a covering letter to Ceri Nursaw (ceri.nursaw@ncee.org.uk).

Successful applicants will be listed on our website. 

For more information speak to Ceri Nursaw (ceri.nursaw@ncee.org.uk) or James Ransom (james.ransom@ncee.org.uk).