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ENoLL | Open Call for Assessors | European Social Innovation Competition 2018

The Competition

The 2018 European Social Innovation Competition – RE:THINK LOCAL – is offering three €50.000 prizes or the most innovative projects to empower young people in a changing economy. The Competition is run by the European Commission’s DG GROW, supported by a consortium of partners: Nesta, Kennisland, ENoLL, Ashoka and Scholz & Friends.

For further information on the Competition and what we’re looking for this year’s theme, please see the web portal.

What skills are we looking for?

Essential: Interest in social innovation, social change, social enterprise, incubation, place-based innovation, ideation or opportunities for young people.
Essential: Available to complete allotted assessments between 27 April and 25 May and ability to stick to deadlines.
Essential: Willing to undertake training on how to use Submittable platform (30 minutes – 1 hour).
Desirable: Experience of evaluating business plans, funding proposals or application forms.
Desirable: Ability to speak multiple European languages (particularly more obscure ones)

What is required of an assessor?

The entry form is only seven questions and the answers are all quite short because we’re looking for the potential of an idea. All applications are made online through Submittable, which is also the platform used to complete assessments.

You will make a rating out of five for each of the four judging criteria. There is scoring guidance for you to follow inSubmittable, which suggests the attributes of a low scoring to a high scoring entry. You will also need to leave a short comment (up to 150 words) to justify your scores.

Workload

Each assessor will be asked to make a maximum of 72 double-assessments (36 entries). Your exact workload will be confirmed on the application closing day (27^th April).

Based on previous experience, we estimate that in one day you should be able to dedicate an average of 6 hours of work for 20 assessments.

The entries are quite short so the overall assessment work should not take longer than 3 or 4 days(maximum 5 days).

Remuneration

Remuneration will be made based on the number of assessments conducted, so you can expect a remuneration up to 1,000 € for your total workload. The final number of your allocated entries will be confirmed after Submission Deadline (27^th April).

When do I need to complete the work?

The timeline for assessment is outlined below:

Item	Deadline
Deadline to confirm interest and availability	Wed 4 April
Training on how to use Submittable platform	Frid 27 April
Deadline for applications to the competition	Frid 27 April
First assessment complete	Frid 4 May
Deadline for all assessments to be completed on Submittable	Mon 21 May

What do you need to provide?

Send your CV to Clara Mafé at clara.mafe@enoll.org.
Fill in this Google Form with your answers to 5 questions regarding your skills and availability.

Application deadline 4^th April

*** Please be aware that if you are eventually selected as an assessor you will have to opportunity to be further involved in the framework of the project in the near future for end-user engagement related mentorship and coaching of the shortlisted applicants.

*** Please notice that ENoLL Council Members, Effective Members and Innovation Partners will have priority access to this call.

Any questions?

Contact: Clara Mafé >>clara.mafe@enoll.org<<

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