Young Professional Media Communication

This role is ideally suited for professionals holding a Master's degree or a 2-year Post Graduate Diploma in Media Management, Mass Communications, Journalism, Mass Multimedia & Communications. Candidates should possess a minimum of two years of experience as a Communication Professional, demonstrating a strong track record in enhancing organizational visibility through various communication tools and strategies. Proficiency in design software like Adobe Illustrator, In-Design, Canva, and Photoshop, alongside Microsoft Office Packages, is essential. The position targets individuals aged 35 years or younger who are seeking a contractual role within a central government statutory body and are comfortable with a performance-based contract.

This opportunity is not suitable for individuals seeking permanent government employment, as the role is purely contractual and does not guarantee regularization or absorption into NCDC. Applicants lacking the specified Master's/PG Diploma qualification or with less than two years of relevant communication experience should not apply. Candidates expecting a fixed, highly structured pay scale or additional allowances beyond a consolidated, negotiable remuneration may find this role unsuitable. Furthermore, those unwilling to work under a contract whose extension is contingent on satisfactory performance reviews would not be a good fit.

The National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC), a statutory corporation under the Ministry of Cooperation, Government of India, offers a reputable and stable environment to work in. While the 'Young Professional' role is contractual, with a potential tenure of up to four years, it provides significant experience within a central government setup. This position offers a valuable opportunity to contribute to national development objectives focused on strengthening cooperative societies and farmers' welfare, thereby enhancing a professional's portfolio in public sector media communication. It is a good stepping stone for gaining government experience, though it does not lead to permanent employment.