Intern – Study Abroad Programs
Job Title: Intern – Study Abroad Programs & Learner SuccessLocation: Noida- 5 Days WorkingDuration : 3 MonthsStipend : 15K
Department: Study Abroad / Learner SuccessAbout the RoleWe’re looking for a proactive intern to support our Study Abroad programs and learner lifecycle. You’ll work closely with students and internal teams to ensure a smooth journey from application to program completion, while gaining hands-on exposure to the international education ecosystem.Key ResponsibilitiesCoordinate with learners, counselors, and internal teams for smooth program deliveryEngage with enrolled students via calls, emails, and webinarsManage learner journey: onboarding, documentation, application tracking, and follow-upsHandle learner queries and ensure timely communication at every stageWork on projects like learner experience improvement, application and visa process optimizationTrack learner progress and maintain reports, dashboards, and presentationsRequired Skills & QualificationsStrong communication skills (verbal & written)Good stakeholder management and coordination abilityAbility to build rapport with learnersHigh ownership and accountabilityStrong organizational and multitasking skillsDetail-oriented with a proactive mindsetPreferred QualificationsPursuing or recently completed degree in Business, Education, Communications, or related fieldInterest in Study Abroad / EdTech spacePrior experience in student engagement, counseling, or operations (bonus, not mandatory)What You’ll GainReal exposure to study abroad ecosystem and global partnershipsHands-on experience managing learner journeysOwnership of impactful projects in a fast-paced EdTech environmen
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