Business Generalist Intern
We’re Hiring | Business Generalist Intern
At M.C. Mehta Centre for Education and Research, we are looking for a Business Generalist Intern to join our team in New Delhi.
We work globally across ESG, sustainability, professional education and corporate sustainability, with programmes covering areas such as GRI, BRSR, Net Zero, ISSB, and GHG Accounting.
This is a full-time, paid, in-office internship for a fresher who wants to gain broad exposure to how a growing organisation operates.
You will work closely with our team across:
Business development and market research
Marketing and growth
Sales and CRM
Business operations
Research and content
Strategy and process improvement
We’re looking for someone who is:
Curious, proactive, and eager to learn
Strong in communication and problem-solving
Comfortable with Excel/Google Sheets and PowerPoint
Organised and attentive to detail
Willing to take ownership and work across different functions
Interested in business, ESG, sustainability, or education
Freshers and candidates with 0-1 year of experience are welcome to apply.
What We Offer:
Paid internship
Hands-on exposure to multiple business functions
Practical experience in the ESG and sustainability education sector
Potential for a full-time/permanent position based on performance and organisational requirements
📍 Location: New Delhi | In-office
💼 Type: Full-time, Paid Internship
📅 Duration: 3-6 months
📩 To apply: Send your CV to [contact shared on WhatsApp]
Please use “Application - Business Generalist Intern” as the subject line.
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