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For industry

Interns trained on the skills you need

Tell us what you need in an intern. We train students to your requirements, and you get three months to assess them before you offer a placement.

Become an industry partner
Employers and educators in discussion around a long table with laptops and notebooks
What you gain

Hiring with less guesswork

Trained to your needs

Interns trained on the skills you said you need.

A steady pipeline

Trained candidates from several colleges, batch after batch.

Less training later

New hires arrive with practical skills and work experience.

Three months to assess

See real work before you decide on a placement offer.

No fee

Industry partnerships carry no fee. Your contribution is in kind: the skills you need, the interns you host and the placements you offer.

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How it works for partners

Four steps

  1. You

    Share your skill needs

    Tell us the skills you need in an intern.

  2. We

    Train to them

    Three months of training, built around your requirements.

  3. You

    Host interns

    Three months of supervised work on real tasks.

  4. You

    Offer placements

    To the interns who perform well, on terms agreed up front.

What you contribute
  • A clear statement of the skills you need in an intern
  • Hosting trained interns for three months
  • Placement offers for strong performers
  • A contact for supervision and placement decisions
What we take care of
  • Recruiting students from several partner colleges
  • Career counseling, so each student is in the right track
  • Three months of training by our trainer panel
  • Coordination with colleges and regular reviews
Questions

What employers ask us

State the skills you need in an intern, host trained interns for three months, and offer placements to strong performers if you wish to.

No. Industry partnerships carry no fee.

They complete a 10-hour credit-linked course, career counseling, and three months of specialized training in one of the eight Seepshila tracks, led by practitioners.

No. You may offer a placement to interns who perform well; the decision is yours, based on three months of their work.

From several partner colleges. Colleges nominate students, and each batch has 14–16 students from different colleges.

For industry

Tell us what you need in an intern

Share your skill requirements and internship capacity, and we’ll plan the next batch around them.

Become a partner