Company Description PPStack is a global EdTech brand focused on reimagining the future of education by equipping students, professionals, and organizations with future-ready digital skills. The company integrates artificial intelligence, technology, and innovative teaching methods to make learning smarter, faster, and more impactful. PPStack’s ecosystem spans AI-powered learning platforms, crash courses, bootcamps, corporate training, career coaching, and digital branding solutions. The organization also offers technology consulting, e-learning platform development, curriculum design, and EdTech advisory services for institutions and enterprises. Trusted by learners worldwide, PPStack is dedicated to bridging the gap between education and industry and driving transformation across education, careers, digital growth, and technology innovation.
Role Description The Intern Growth Marketing role is a full-time remote position focused on supporting growth initiatives across PPStack’s EdTech, career, and digital services. In this role,
the intern will assist with planning and executing growth campaigns, including user acquisition, engagement, and retention activities across digital channels. Day-to-day tasks may include analyzing marketing data, identifying growth opportunities, supporting content and social media campaigns, and coordinating with sales and product teams on lead generation efforts. The intern will help track key performance metrics, prepare reports, and contribute ideas for experiments and growth hacks to improve conversion and brand awareness. This role offers exposure to a rapid-paced EdTech environment and close collaboration with cross-functional teams to drive measurable business impact.
Qualifications
Strong analytical skills to interpret data, identify trends, and support data-driven growth decisions.
Effective communication abilities, including clear written and verbal communication and collaborative teamwork.
Interest or foundational experience in
📌 Intern Growth Marketing (India)
🏢 PPStack
📍 India