Campus Recruitment & Relations Internship (India)

Campus Recruitment & Relations Internship (India)

15 Oct
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Important Business
|
India

15 Oct

Important Business

India

Roles and Responsibilities:

- Support the planning and execution of campus recruitment and campus engagement activities.
- Coordinate with colleges, universities, student groups, and relevant campus representatives.
- Assist in identifying and engaging with potential campus talent and student communities.
- Help organize recruitment drives, presentations, orientation sessions, and related events.
- Maintain accurate records of campus contacts, participation, applications, and recruitment activities.
- Communicate internship or prospect-related information to students and campus stakeholders.
- Coordinate schedules, follow-ups, reminders, and event-related logistics.
- Collect feedback from students and institutional contacts to support continuous improvement.
- Prepare activity updates,



recruitment reports, and other relevant documentation.
- Collaborate with the foundation team on campus outreach and recruitment initiatives.

Job Summary:

This is a six-month internship with Amaanitvam Foundation in the area of Campus Recruitment / Campus Relations. The internship offers an opportunity to participate in campus outreach, support recruitment initiatives, coordinate with educational institutions, and contribute to meaningful engagement with student communities while gaining practical experience in recruitment coordination and relationship management.

📌 Campus Recruitment & Relations Internship (India)
🏢 Important Business
📍 India

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