Company Description YHills is a comprehensive training platform that provides customized, cost-effective learning solutions for college students and recent graduates, delivered by industry professionals. The organization has trained over 75,000 learners, focusing on high-tech modern courses and certification programs curated by subject matter experts. Learning is made engaging and practical through live projects, assessments, mentoring, virtual interactions, and structured problem-solving. YHills aims to bridge the gap between academic education and job-ready skills, helping learners develop the capabilities needed for entry-level roles. Guided by the principle of “Teaching a Man How to Fish,” YHills empowers individuals to contribute meaningfully to society while continually honing their craft.
Role Description The Campus Ambassador Intern will serve as a liaison between YHills and their campus community in a remote internship role. Responsibilities include promoting YHills programs to students, organizing online information sessions or webinars,
and sharing opportunities through social media, student groups, and campus networks. The intern will gather feedback from peers, identify collaboration opportunities with clubs or departments, and support lead generation for training and certification programs. Day-to-day tasks also involve creating and delivering concise presentations, answering student queries, and providing regular updates to the YHills team on outreach activities and engagement results.
Qualifications
Robust Communication and Presentations skills to effectively share information with diverse student audiences.
Marketing and Sales abilities to promote YHills programs, generate interest, and support enrollment efforts.
Networking skills to build and maintain relationships with student organizations, peers, and campus stakeholders.
Currently enrolled in a college or university program, with active participation in campus activities or communities.
Comfort
📌 Campus Ambassador Intern (India)
🏢 YHills
📍 India