Write-Up For Internship Talk

Online Internship Talk Write-up for
‘Easiest way to earn Pocket Money and gain Experience’
You may host the Internship talk in any language as per your convenience. Please find below a
brief overview of the content to be spoken in the talk. You have the freedom to modify the
content for your presentation, but the essence of the content spoken and discussed should
remain the same.
Find below the Online Internship talk write-up:
Slide 1. Welcome Message
Hi, I am <Your Name>. I am in <Your degree and year> and I am an Internshala Student Partner
representing Internshala in our college.
Today I am hosting an Internshala Internship talk to tell you all about ‘‘Easiest way to earn
Pocket Money and gain Experience’
Also you will get a link to the attendance tab at the end of the talk, which will confirm your
participation certificate for this talk. You will also get an exclusive chance to play resume score
calculator upon attending the complete talk, and filling the attendance tab.
Slide 2. Current Scenario
Colleges have reopened, but students are at home, due to the COVID-19 situation.
Although students are having online classes, they have a significant amount of spare time at
hand which is a golden opportunity for them.
They can utilize this time to earn pocket money and gain experience, and explore their interests!
Slide 3. How can you utilise your time in the best way?
● Apply for part-time/work from home internships: Start your journey by applying to
internships that are easier to get like ‘part-time’ and ‘work from home’ internships.
Getting selected for these internships would open doors for you to get the first-hand
experience and help you get ready for big opportunities.
● Apply for campus ambassador internships: The best part of doing a campus
ambassador internship is that you get to work from the college itself with your own
convenience and also get a chance to earn a huge stipend.
● Volunteering Activities: You can also apply to various volunteering internships that not
only provides you with an opportunity to improve your time management, communication
skills but also gives you a satisfaction of having helped others and improved mental well
being.
Slide 4. Why should you go for Part-Time internships?
In the next 2 slides, we will discuss the benefits of part time internships in building our career.
Slide 5.
Work just 2-3 Hours a day - You just need to give 2-3 hours a day, which allows you to do the
internship without disturbing your online classes schedule.
Value addition to the resume - Internships play a major role in adding value and experience to
the resume that helps you in getting a step ahead of other students.
Slide 6.
Earn Pocket Money - Who doesn't want to be financially stable in life? Everyone does, right?
Doing internships ultimately helps you to be financially independent. Students like you and me
can start earning pocket money in college through internships and will not have to depend on
our parents for monthly expenditures.
Improve job prospects - Doing an internship not only helps you to earn pocket money but also
helps you to gain valuable experience. This further improves your job prospects and gives you
an edge at the time of job placements.
Slide 7. Most preferred categories of Internships
These are the 5 most preferred categories of internships available.
Slide 8. How to get Part time Internships?

Internshala can help!
Internshala is the World’s no. 1 Internship and Training Platform

Internshala is an internship and online training platform which was founded in 2010 with an
intent to create a culture of meaningful internships in the country.
At present, Over 4 million students look for internships on Internshala offered by more than
80,000 employers in 100+ profiles like Engineering, Marketing, Finance, Human Resources,
Content Writing & Graphic Design, etc.
Slide 9. Did you know?
Did you know that 5 Lakh+ students got a Part-time/Work from home Internship through
Internshala and earned up to INR 1,20,000. Awesome, right?
Wouldn’t it be great if you could earn such a cool stipend while in college?
The best part is Internshala is free of cost for students – yes, you don’t have to pay
anything to get an internship rather all internships on Internshala (apart from NGO &
Not-for-profit organizations) come with a stipend and a certificate.
Slide 10. How does Internshala work?
These are the three simple steps -
● Register for free & complete your profile - Create an account as a student and verify
it. After verifying your email account, you need to complete your profile by finalizing your
resume.
● Explore internships from various profiles - After completing your profile, you can
explore internships on the platform from various profiles available by filling in your
internship profile preferences.
● Apply & Get Hired - After that, you can continue with applying for internships on
Internshala that match your profile and availability. In your Internshala applications, you
can view the all application status of all the internships on a real-time basis.
Slide 11. A Word from Interns
Here are a few students just like us who not only got financially independent during their
internship journey also gained valuable experience to build their careers. Ujjwal and Nithish both
earned INR 15,000 and fulfilled their wishes to get a DSLR camera and gifts for their parents.
I am sure you all would also want to be in the same list so that you can also buy all the things
added to your wishlist and also make your parents proud.
Slide 12. Questions?
Now I will host a quick Q&A session. Feel free to ask me any questions regarding internships as
well as Internshala. Please note that if you have any specific questions regarding Internshala,
you may find answers to your doubts/queries on our website’s help center. After this session, I
would request you all to please fill your attendance. As all the students will receive a special
attendance certificate for this talk
FAQs
1. Would I have to pay any fees for applying to internships on Internshala?

There is no fee involved. In fact, all internships (except NGO) come with a stipend – so you’ll get
paid.
2. I applied a while back but I still haven’t heard from the employer? What do I do?
Generally, employers take 2-3 weeks to reply. Advise the student to keep checking her
Internshala dashboard for application status changes.
3. What does my application status mean?

At Internshala, a student can view the application status of all the internships on a real-time
basis. Here’s what different application status means –
1. Applied- Student has applied for the internship and her application has been shared
with the company
2. Seen- Employer has seen the application and may or may not consider for the further
rounds.
3. Under review- Employer has taken forward the student's application and is currently
reviewing it
4. In-touch- The employer has sent a message to the student through Internshala chat
5. Hired- is selected for the internship.
6. Not selected- Student's application has been rejected.
7. Inactive- Internship has been brought down/rejected.

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‘Easiest way to earn Pocket Money and gain Experience’

Find below the Online Internship talk write-up:

Slide 1. Welcome Message

Slide 2. Current Scenario

Slide 4. Why should you go for Part-Time internships?

Slide 7. Most preferred categories of Internships

These are the 5 most preferred categories of internships available.

Slide 8. How to get Part time Internships?

Internshala is the World’s no. 1 Internship and Training Platform

Slide 9. Did you know?

Slide 10. How does Internshala work?

These are the three simple steps -

Slide 11. A Word from Interns

1. Would I have to pay any fees for applying to internships on Internshala?

3. What does my application status mean?

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