Social Media & Content Intern

The work is mostly writing and content production. On Instagram, you would make carousels, posts, stories and short-form video scripts. On LinkedIn, you would write posts about accessible education, assistive technology and social impact.

You would also research and edit blogs for the organisation's website. Alongside this, you would help manage the content calendar, track engagement and work on improving outreach.

The organisation provides refurbished devices, assistive technology and accessible learning tools to visually impaired students. According to the post, it has delivered 250+ smartphones and laptops across India and aims to reach 5,000+. The content you produce is meant to share these stories and bring more people into that mission.

There is one firm entry requirement: an Instagram account with at least 1,500 followers and 5+ posts. Beyond that, the post looks for:

• Strong writing and communication skills, which you can demonstrate.
• Comfort with Canva, and a willingness to learn content analytics.
• The ability to research, fact-check and turn ideas into engaging content.
• Genuine interest in communications, design, research or social impact.

Previous nonprofit experience is not needed. The post names creativity, reliability, curiosity and willingness to learn as the qualities it wants.

The internship runs for 12 weeks at 5 to 7 hours per week, and it is remote within India.

• Keep your Instagram account in good shape before applying. Since follower count and post count are the stated bar, a clear, consistent feed is your first piece of evidence.
• Gather two or three writing samples, such as a LinkedIn-style post or a short blog, that show you can explain a topic plainly.
• Practise making a carousel in Canva, so you can speak specifically about your design choices.
• Read a little about assistive technology and accessible education. It helps to get facts right, and the role involves fact-checking.
• Be ready to say why social impact interests you, in your own words and with a concrete example.