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About the Author:\u00a0<\/strong><\/em>Shivam Arora, a student of Allenhouse Business School, UP, talks about his struggles of grabbing an internship. He shares how online trainings helped him learn new skills and fostered his path to land internships.\u00a0\u00a0<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

We all have a love-hate relationship with summers – we love them for the fun and hate them for the number of wasted days. Luckily enough, Internshala Trainings made sure that summers are not only fun for me but also full of learning.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

When I was in my 2nd year of BBA, I went to an internship fair at DTU, Delhi. I remember how difficult it was for me to score an internship. The only thing they had asked me was if it was necessary for me to do an internship in the first year. I soon came to know about Internshala. I registered <\/span>on it, created my resume, and started applying for internships. However, I\u00a0didn’t\u00a0get selected for <\/span>any internship, maybe because I didn\u2019t have the right skills. The rejections left me disappointed, and I stopped applying further. Then, I came to know about Internshala Trainings. I did <\/span>trainings in Advance Excel, Business Communication Skills, and Digital Marketing.<\/span><\/p>\n

In advance excel<\/a>\u00a0training, I went through the basic and advanced modules of MS-Excel. In the basic module, I learnt simple operations, formulas, and texts, mathematical, statistical, and financial functions. In the advanced modules, I got familiar with sorting, filtering, and creating pivot tables. The business communication skills<\/a>\u00a0training taught me the significance of an efficient communication in\u00a0the\u00a0corporate world and introduced me to different modes of communication – their principles and techniques. I learnt to write effective communication letters and resumes. The digital marketing training<\/a>, however, proved to be the stepping stone to my career. Broadly, I learnt Google Analytics, email marketing, search engine optimisation, search engine marketing, and social media marketing. I learnt how to promote a blog via email marketing, how SEO works, different ways to improve the ranking of a blog using SEO tools, and how Google Adwords, paid marketing, and mobile marketing work. Last but definitely not the least, I got acquainted with advertising and inbound marketing and learnt how to promote a blog on different social media platforms. I faced a few issues during these <\/span>trainings but Internshala solved all my queries through their live chat support system and comprehensive explanations.<\/span><\/p>\n

I reworded my resume and added these skills to it. I began applying <\/span>to internships once again; this time I got selected for 4 out of the 6 internships I had applied to. My dashboard that earlier showed \u2018Not selected\u2019 now showed \u2018Hired\u2019 or \u2018In Touch\u2019. Till date, I have successfully completed 4 internships and am pursuing 2 internships currently.<\/span><\/p>\n

My internships<\/em> –<\/span>
\nI gave telephonic interviews for all these internships wherein I was majorly questioned\u00a0about my experience in digital marketing. I would tell the interviewers about the trainings that I had pursued and the responsibilities I handled in my previous internships. I was also asked questions related to brand promotion on social media, SEO, and techniques that I would adapt to decrease the cost per acquisition (CPA).<\/span><\/p>\n

I joined Mere Exams<\/strong> as a social media intern. There I had to collect the contact details of students and promote the company\u2019s brand among students on social media sites like Facebook and Instagram. At Intern Theory<\/strong>, as a brand manager intern, I had to get 125 college students to register on their platform. I closed that many registrations by promoting the organisation on Facebook and Whatsapp. Next, I got hired for sales and promotion at Earn with Brains<\/strong> wherein I had to get students to register for their online contest. I also had to promote this contest on social media. At Creation Cradle<\/strong>, I was hired as a digital marketing intern. My role there was to promote their brand on social media. I also employed a word of mouth branding there.<\/span>
\nCurrently, I am working as a brand ambassador intern at SportsCafe<\/strong> and Code Ground<\/strong>. As an intern in the former organization, I have to plan and execute a 4-week long campaign to advertise their app on Facebook and Instagram so as to generate a substantial number of downloads. I also have to devise strategies to decrease their posts\u2019 CPA. In the latter, I have to promote their online contests among students. Owing to my previous 4 internships and 3 <\/span>trainings, I was hired in these organizations without any interview!<\/span><\/p>\n

These <\/span>trainings helped me a lot in developing my skills. Thank you, Internshala, I owe my achievements to you.<\/span><\/p>\n

Does Shivam’s review of\u00a0Internshala Trainings make you want to take a step forward towards your career? Enroll for Internshala Digital Marketing training<\/a>\u00a0today and get an additional discount of 10%. Go ahead – expedite the process of getting hired!\u00a0<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n