JOB OPENING: Policy Analyst, K-12 Education Policy.

The Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) is a private, nonprofit, research organization, conducting nonpartisan policy research with an active outreach program. PPIC aims to inform and improve public policy through high-quality, independent, nonpartisan research and analysis of public policy issues affecting California.  PPIC's research agenda focuses on economic development, education, environment and resources, governance, population, public finance, and social and health policy.

PPIC has opened a search for a Policy Analyst - K-12 Education Policy. The position will be based in PPIC's Sacramento Center.  Applicants need to have a background in education policy and a Master’s or Ph.D. degree in education, economics, political science, sociology, a closely related discipline, or equivalent experience.   Candidates should have excellent analytical capabilities, very good writing skills, and considerable practical experience with the formulation and implementation of education policy for public elementary and secondary schools.    Excellence, fit with PPIC's mission and goals, and diversity continue to be strong PPIC values. 

The complete description of the position including detailed application instructions is posted on PPIC’s website at http://www.ppic.org/main/opportunities.asp .  Other research job opportunities are posted at this link as well.   PPIC is an equal opportunity / affirmative action employer.

If you are aware of individuals who may be qualified and interested in this position, please refer them to the posting on our website.  They are also welcome to contact me with questions.

Anneke Gaul
Human Resources Manager
Public Policy Institute of California
Gaul@ppic.org -- phone: 415-291-4452 -- www.ppic.org

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