Telesales Executive jobs in Delhi at Sesame Workshop India

You will be the first touch point of SWI supporters• You will raise funds for underprivileged sections of society by building a strong relationship with the existing supporters• You will learn about the work of SWI, their beneficiaries, how they change lives• You will be making calls to our current donor base as well as acquire new donors• You will be responsible for agreed upon supporter acquisition and retention target and income• You will cater to the need of supporters within a stipulated timeline• As a representative of SWI, you will need to reflect your ethos and commitment as per the organisation’s standard• You will work in a team and help your colleagues achieve results• You will be taking additional responsibilities as suggested by the supervisor

Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit educational organization behind Sesame Street, reaches over 180 million children across more than 150 countries with research-based, tested and proven educational interventions designed to help kids grow smarter, stronger and kinder. We are active in more than 150 countries, serving vulnerable children through a range of media, formal education, and social impact programs, each tailored to the communities we serve.
Sesame Workshop India was established in 2007 to meet the unique needs of vulnerable children in India. Sesame Workshop India’s programmes focus on low-resourced communities to bring children and their caregivers’ language and strategies that have proven impact on their health and wellbeing, social emotional skill development, literacy and numeracy. Programming channels include mass media, such as Galli Galli Sim Sim, the Indian production of Sesame Street, and community engagement activities. We are now expanding our ongoing early childhood development programs in underserved communities delivered in conjunction with critical programs such as education, WASH and Girls’ education in India. Sesame Workshop India’s programs will teach young children and empower them to be agents of change in their homes, schools, and communities through an engaging curriculum of storytelling, games, songs, and films.