MEGHALAYA CMLEAD FELLOWSHIP
Meghalaya Chief Minister Leadership in Education And Development
Enabling Leadership • Empowering young professionals to transform public education systems across
Meghalaya.
Enabling Leadership • Empowering young professionals to transform public education systems across
Meghalaya.
The Meghalaya Chief Minister Leadership in Education And Development (CMLEAD) Fellowship embeds skilled young professionals within the state's education system to accelerate meaningful reform — one district at a time.
District Fellows
Districts Across Meghalaya
Extendable up to 2 Years
The Chief Minister’s Leadership in Education and Development (CMLEAD) Fellowship is a state-led initiative by the Government of Meghalaya aimed at strengthening the implementation of key education priorities.
Designed as an immersive leadership fellowship, the programme brings together young professionals to work at the forefront of education system transformation. Fellows are placed across 12 districts in Meghalaya, where they work closely with government departments such as Samagra Shiksha, DERT, and district education offices to support the design, coordination, and rollout of priority initiatives focused on improving student learning outcomes.
Support district implementation of key education priorities and strengthen on-ground execution.
Design and monitor Learning Enhancement Programs focused on improving student outcomes.
Work closely with education departments and bridge academic planning with field implementation.
Gain exposure to governance systems while working alongside senior government officials.
The CMLEAD Fellowship follows a transparent multi-stage selection process designed to identify motivated young professionals committed to strengthening public education systems in Meghalaya.
Submit CV, Statement of Purpose and assignment through the official portal.
Applications screened based on eligibility, experience and alignment.
Interaction with the Department of Education and partner organisations.
Final selection based on overall suitability and programme fit.
A Government of Meghalaya initiative that places young professionals within district education systems to support implementation of key education reforms.
One Fellow will be posted in each administrative district of Meghalaya based on programme requirements.
The Fellowship is initially for 12 months and may be extended up to 24 months based on performance.
Fellows receive ₹60,000 per month along with additional travel and communication allowances.
Yes. Fellows receive structured induction, continuous capacity-building, mentorship, and peer learning support.
No. Prior experience in education is preferred but not mandatory. Candidates from development, governance, and allied sectors are encouraged to apply.
Download the complete Job Description document for detailed information about the CMLEAD Fellowship, including roles, responsibilities, eligibility criteria, thematic areas, fellowship structure, and selection process.
Extendable up to 24 Months
Monthly Compensation
Contractual Engagement
Probable Fellowship Start
Join the first cohort of 12 Fellows shaping educational transformation across Meghalaya.
June–July 2026 · Shortlisting & Interviews
August 2026 · Induction & Deployment