Call for Applications: CSIS Accelerator Series

 

CSIS is now accepting applications and nominations for  


The CSIS Accelerator Series Class of 2018


~ A training series for rising policy professionals ~ 

 

 

   Program Dates: June through December 2018

Application Deadline: May 15, 2018

Tuition: $4,000 USD*

 

We invite you to apply or nominate a high potential employee for the 2018 CSIS Accelerator Series, a training program designed to help young professionals refine their strengths in LeadershipStrategic ManagementProfessional Skills, and Communication. Working with CSIS’s top policy experts and guest coaches, participants will join a select network of 20 young professionals from CSIS and across Washington. As a cohort, participants will complete a rigorous series of experiential seminars and workshops, and learn to be strategic, ethical, and agile leaders.

Nominees and candidates should have 2-8 years of professional experience, a demonstrated interest in international security, global affairs, economics, political science, or other related area, and potential to serve in a leadership or management role.

Designed for working professionals, Accelerator courses are self-paced and conveniently held in the late afternoon at CSIS’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. Participants will have 7 months to complete 14 required courses. Those who successfully complete all requirements will receive a CSIS Certificate of Achievement.

To apply, candidates should complete the online application and submit a letter of nomination from their current supervisor. 

 

 

Apply/Nominate

 

 

For more information about eligibility requirements, the program curriculum, and the CSIS Certificate of Achievement, please visit us online.


Questions? Contact Meghan Casey, Assistant Director of the Abshire-Inamori Leadership Academy and Executive Education, at 
mcasey@csis.org.

 

*Tuition does not include meals or transportation. A limited amount of tuition assistance may be available for outstanding applicants from the not-for-profit sector.

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