Community Management Internship

The aim is to bring more students and would-be founders to Cerebera Build, an AI business app the post describes as free, by building a community around it at your college. The post lists these duties:

• Grow a group of people on campus who want to start their own businesses.
• Use social media, along with your college contacts, clubs, E-cells and other student groups, to spread the word about the app.
• Talk to students who care about entrepreneurship, startups or side hustles.
• Walk potential users through the app and show how it works.
• Share a personal referral link or QR code so that verified installs can be tracked.
• Report your progress every week and take part in brief check-in calls.

You receive promo material, a script for your pitch, a video demo and weekly guidance.

• Currently studying at a college or university, and 18 or older.
• Some interest in startups, marketing, community work or technology.
• Comfortable talking to people and building a network.
• A campus group, club or student network you can reach.
• No experience needed beforehand.

The internship runs for one month. The certificate is tied to a target: 150 verified installs in that month, counted through your own referral link or QR code. Check that this target is realistic for your network before you apply.

• Make a list of the clubs, E-cells and student groups you can actually reach. The work depends on having a campus network.
• Practise a short, clear pitch for a free app, and be ready to demo it to someone in a couple of minutes.
• Think about how you would spread 150 installs across the month, week by week, since you report progress weekly.
• Keep examples of any past event, group or social media work, even small ones, to show you can bring people together.
• Work on speaking and writing clearly, as outreach and check-in calls both depend on it.