Company Description Prudence Group of Schools is a network of English medium, co-educational schools affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), serving learners across Delhi and the NCR. The schools focus on learner-centered education, offering developmentally appropriate programs that foster both academic achievement and a genuine love of learning. Prudence emphasizes holistic development, integrating physical, intellectual, moral, spiritual, and cultural growth within a safe, clean, and child-oriented environment. Recognized among the top schools in Delhi for infrastructure, academic reputation, and strong parent involvement, Prudence promotes a collaborative culture where students, educators, management, and families work together. The schools are committed to nurturing creativity and growth for both learners and staff, creating an atmosphere of mutual respect, support, and shared responsibility.
Role Description The Intern role at Prudence Group of Schools is a full-time, on-site position based in the Greater Delhi Area.



Interns will support day-to-day academic and administrative activities, such as assisting teachers in classroom preparation, helping organize learning materials, and contributing to co-curricular and school events. Responsibilities may include coordinating student activities, maintaining records, supporting communication with parents under supervision, and assisting with basic office tasks. Interns will have opportunities to observe experienced educators, participate in planning sessions, and contribute ideas to enrich the learning setting. This role is designed to provide hands-on exposure to school operations and learner-centered education in a professional setting.
Qualifications

• Strong interest in school education, child development, and learner-centered teaching practices.
• Effective communication skills, including clear spoken and written English, and the ability to interact respectfully with students, staff,

📌 Intern (India)
🏢 Prudence Group of Schools
📍 India