Marketing Intern
Biofactor Biologicals is taking on interns for sales and marketing in its aquaculture division across Coastal Andhra Pradesh. The internship is paid, runs for 6 months, and has 50 openings.
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What the internship involves
This is a field-based internship in aquaculture sales and marketing. The post describes it as a way to get hands-on exposure rather than a list of fixed tasks, so expect to learn across these areas:
- Aquaculture sales and engaging with farmers
- Market development and working with dealer and distributor networks
- B2B marketing
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Who can apply and what to be ready for
Both students and recent graduates can apply. The listed backgrounds are:
- B.F.Sc or M.F.Sc
- B.Sc in Aquaculture or Fisheries
- B.Sc Agriculture
- B.Sc in Biotechnology, Microbiology or Life Sciences
- BBA or MBA
- Other related disciplines
You should be comfortable with field travel and with speaking to shrimp and fish farmers, dealers and channel partners. Joining is immediate, and the location is Coastal Andhra Pradesh.
Ways to prepare before you apply
- Brush up on the basics of shrimp and fish farming, so conversations with farmers do not feel unfamiliar.
- It helps to be able to explain simply how a dealer or distributor differs from a farmer as a customer.
- Practise speaking clearly and listening well, since much of the work involves talking to people in the field.
- Think of a time you travelled, organised something or persuaded someone, and be ready to describe it briefly.
- If your degree is not in aquaculture, be ready to say why this field interests you.
About this listing
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Questions people ask about this role
Is this internship paid?
Yes. The posting describes it as a paid internship that lasts 6 months.
Do I need an aquaculture degree?
Not necessarily. Fisheries and aquaculture degrees are listed, but so are agriculture, biotechnology, microbiology, life sciences, BBA and MBA, along with other related disciplines.
Could this lead to a full-time job?
High-performing interns may be considered for full-time opportunities, depending on performance and the company's requirements.