Internship Program


"I am an intern, and I simply love it! I get blogs from other students and post them. I also made a few designs for My Good School, which is marvellous. Interns help grow the school, too. My favourite part is writing blogs, which interns and anyone can do. I also like making designs for the program and love listening and reading to the book we read in the reading session".
Rishona Chopra
Gyanshree School
Learning and Development - Program
"I, Anusha Jain, am an Intern at the My Good School. Working here is a beautiful experience. The amount of freedom to choose the area to work on is remarkable. I am part of Joy of Writing under The Joy of Learning Program. Moreover, I am also part of the Podcast where we express and share our stories. The My Good School has allowed me to explore different things, and the honest feedback I get from my teachers is also incredible".
Anusha Jain
Ahlcon Public School
Learning and Development - Program Team
"I am Ananya; I work as an intern at my good school. I joined this program and got a chance to select my area of interest. I am currently working in the business development team. I like creating different designs. I am happy that I got to use my skills in the right place. I also enjoy writing blogs, reading and listening, which anybody can do under the Joy Of Learning program".
Ananya Bhatia
Ahlcon Public School
Business Development - Design Team

"I am Anvesha, and I joined Good School this month only. I am new here but did not feel that way; all the managers and other interns are accommodating at this organisation. I love being a part of the Good School Alliance primarily because of the honest feedback I get from everyone here, which helps me improve my skills and initiate more company growth. The best thing about being an intern is that I can collaborate with the other interns and brainstorm more ideas for the company's development together. As an intern, I complete the managers' tasks and write blogs for the Joy Of Learning Diaries". 

Anvesha Rana
Gyanshree School

Learning and Development - Program Team


"I love being an intern at My Good School, which gives me a lot of opportunities to learn. I like making posters and writing blogs, which have helped me enhance my writing and creative skills. In reading sessions, I learn about life values like compassion, giving, and never giving up hope. I enjoy meeting so many interns from different schools, picking up different skills, and being mentored by teachers. As an intern, I can explore so many things that are helping me find my strengths. I am thankful that I got this internship opportunity at 10". 

Arav Agarwal
Billabong High International School

Learning and Development - Program Team


"I am Simar, new to The Good Schools community. I applied for an internship after attending a few reading sessions. At first, I thought that being an intern would be nerve-wracking, but I was wrong! Rather, it was one of the best decisions I ever made. Along with my fellow interns, I am working on the My Good School podcast and enjoy it. Being acquainted with the program is refreshing as I can do something productive while taking a schoolwork break. I also enjoy writing blogs and reflections for the Joy of Learning Diaries. All this is new for me, but what makes me happy is that I went for it and love it!" 

Simar Kaur 

Gyanshree School
Learning and Development - Program Team

Am I eligible?

We understand that finding opportunities can be challenging, so we're excited to offer the internship program to students at My Good School who are nine years and older. It's a beautiful chance to gain valuable experience, and we welcome all interested students to apply.

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2 comments:

  1. I'm Brahamdeep thakur from pestalozzi india i joined my good school before 1 month and in my first day I thought that how the class would be like? But after two three reading sasion I found it very familiar and than istarted readung too .I love my good school and iam very thankful to all who helped me to bring on this path and I love pestalozzi too

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