Marketing Internship

Tadlor describes the internship as a chance to help with product quality and user growth while the company is still building its platform. The work is split between testing and marketing.

• Test the platform early on, going through key user journeys and spotting usability problems, bugs and ideas for improvement.
• Write up what you observe clearly, and work with the team to share findings and keep track of follow-ups.
• Help with marketing tasks: audience research, content ideas, outreach, campaign support and basic competitor analysis.
• Pass on user feedback and market insights that could help more people adopt the product and learn better with it.
• Work closely with the product and marketing teams, all in a remote setup.

The post does not name a degree or year of study. It focuses on how you work:

• Strong attention to detail and curiosity about how people use technology.
• Clear written and spoken communication, and the ability to organise your observations and finish tasks reliably.
• Comfort working independently and learning quickly while remote.

Interest in AI, edtech, user experience, research, content or growth marketing is described as helpful, though not required.

• Pick any app or website you use and write a short note on a few things that confused you or broke. It shows the habit of noticing and documenting issues that this role needs.
• Keep a sample of your writing ready, such as a clear summary of findings or a short piece of content. Written clarity matters here.
• Try a small piece of market research: compare two learning platforms and note how they differ. This is close to basic competitor analysis.
• If you have worked on your own with no one checking in, say so and give an example. The role is remote and expects independence.
• Mention any interest in edtech or AI with a specific example, not a general statement.