Internships
EdTech Society offers internships in two ways: with the Society itself (Type A), and with industry, academic institutions, NGOs and research labs through the Society (Type B). Both aim to build skills, collaboration and innovation in educational technology.
Internship opportunities
For students and recent graduates who want hands-on experience on the Society’s own work.
Areas
- Research and development: research on emerging ed-tech trends, best practice and policy
- Content creation: educational resources for the Society’s website and member forums
- Operational support: planning, logistics and communications for conferences and workshops
- Marketing and outreach: social media, member recruitment and promotion
- Other relevant project work
Eligibility
- Undergraduate or graduate students interested or involved in ed-tech projects
- Graduates of the past year pursuing careers in ed-tech or related fields
How to apply
Email your resume or CV and a statement of purpose (under 200 words) on your interest in ed-tech and the Society’s mission to [email protected], with a copy to [email protected]. Use the subject line “Application for EdTech Internship”. For an example of current openings, see the ongoing projects of the Learning Analytics and Learning Processes Group.
Selection
Applications are screened first, followed by an interview or test.
Mode
Online, hybrid or offline, depending on the project. Details are shared on acceptance.
Supervision and evaluation
Each intern has a supervisor in the Society who provides guidance, feedback and support, with regular performance evaluations.
Compensation
Varies with the project. For funded projects, an honorarium may be paid based on your contribution. Details are shared on acceptance.
Certificate
Issued on successful completion of the internship.
Internships offered by external organisations and shared by the Society, giving students access to a wider range of projects.
Eligibility
- Undergraduate or graduate students interested or involved in ed-tech projects or the projects offered
- Graduates of the past academic year pursuing careers in relevant fields
How to apply
Email your resume or CV and a statement of purpose (under 200 words) on your interest in ed-tech and the Society’s mission to [email protected], with a copy to [email protected]. Use the subject line “Application for EdTech Internship”. For an example of current openings, see the ongoing projects of the Learning Analytics and Learning Processes Group.
Selection
Applications are screened first, followed by an interview or test.
Mode
Online, hybrid or offline, depending on the project. Details are shared on acceptance.
Supervision and evaluation
Supervision and regular performance evaluations are done by the internship provider.
Compensation
Varies with the project. For funded projects, an honorarium may be paid based on your contribution. Details are shared on acceptance.
Certificate
Issued on successful completion of the internship.
Industries, NGOs, government organisations, micro, small and medium enterprises, institutes and their faculty, consultants, research labs and registered individuals with relevant projects can offer internships through the Society.
Email [email protected], with a copy to [email protected], using the subject line “Offering EdTech Internship”. Include a full description:
- Project description
- Type of internship (paid or unpaid, full or part time, project-based, research and so on) and number of interns (individual or group)
- Duration
- Mode (remote or in person)
- Compensation
- Relevant policies and guidelines
What interns gain
Our commitment
EdTech Society is committed to a diverse and inclusive internship programme. We encourage applications from students of all backgrounds and experiences who are passionate about improving education through technology.