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Internship

A practical internship pathway for students and young professionals who want field exposure in education, nonprofit operations, communication, documentation, and community work.

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Our Commitment

Hands-on exposure to education and community work

Interns can contribute to documentation, learning support, communications, events, research, operations, and field coordination while respecting community dignity.

150+

Children studying in our centers daily.

Centre attendance

50+

Women and youth connected to skill training & livelihood support

Training participation

100+

Children and families supported with educational and dignity-driven care packages

Support activities

Each internship has a duration, mentor, tasks, attendance expectations, and completion criteria.

Assignments may support learning sessions, research, communication, events, documentation, or operations.

Field ethics and consent-aware media practice are core learning outcomes.

Children smiling and holding folded-paper crafts during a Sunday activity in Jaipur.

18 Jan 2026 / Creative learning programme

Learning through hands and imagination

A paper-craft session brought concentration, play, and shared accomplishment into the learning circle.

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Clothing sorted and arranged before a foundation community-support activity in Jaipur.

19 Oct 2025 / Clothing support preparation

Care starts in the preparation room

Sorting and preparation help make a later handover orderly, useful, and respectful.

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Foundation volunteers speaking with families beside a Child Helpline 1098 banner during settlement outreach.

26 Mar 2026 / Community outreach

The message carried into the settlement

The same child-safety message continued through direct conversations with families in the community.

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Stories From Our Work

Each story includes its date, location, activity, and related project. Follow the foundation's social profiles for regular updates from programmes and community events.

At a glance

Interns can support learning activities, research, documentation, event coordination, social media records, outreach, or operations under foundation guidance. Each internship includes a defined duration, mentor, attendance expectations, conduct requirements, work plan, and completion review.

Internship focus

Internships can support education sessions, field documentation, research, communications, event support, social media records, operations, or project coordination.

Who can apply

Students and young professionals interested in education, social impact, communication, design, research, management, technology, or community work can express interest.

Learning outcomes

Interns can learn nonprofit discipline, field ethics, consent-aware documentation, project planning, communication, volunteer coordination, and practical problem-solving.

Expected conduct

Interns should respect community dignity, avoid sharing unapproved photos or data, follow team guidance, maintain attendance, and communicate clearly about availability.

Completion record

A completion note, certificate, or letter may be provided based on actual contribution, attendance, task quality, and organizational approval.

Internship application

Start with your interests and availability.

Share a short introduction and the area of foundation work where you would like supervised, practical experience.

Stories From The Community

The people and moments behind each programme.

Read about learning, dignity, child-safety awareness, women's education, and community participation through activities across Jaipur.

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A volunteer guiding a child through alphabet writing during a community learning session in Jaipur.

Oct 2025 - Jan 2026 / Community learning locations, Jaipur

A classroom can begin wherever children gather.

Across repeated community sessions, simple materials became a starting point for reading, handwriting, drawing, craft, conversation, and the confidence to show what a child had made.

The photographs do not show a formal classroom. They show something more immediate: a whiteboard carried outdoors, notebooks opened on the ground, and volunteers sitting close enough to notice where a learner needs help.

Foundational literacyCreative learningVolunteer-led sessions

Activity highlights: Guided writing, children's drawings, and a paper-craft activity took place on separate dates between October 2025 and January 2026, showing continued contact through varied learning experiences.

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Children and foundation volunteers together during an April school-bag and learning-material activity.

24 Apr 2026 / Education material

A school bag matters most on the next school day.

An April material drive paired school bags and learning supplies with direct handovers, volunteer coordination, and the larger work of keeping children connected to education.

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Children and Shiksha Kala Foundation volunteers gathered around a Child Helpline 1098 awareness banner.

14 Nov 2025 - 26 Mar 2026 / Child protection awareness

Child-safety information moved from a learning circle into the wider community.

Child Helpline 1098 awareness work connected children, community conversations, a Jaipur traffic-police assistance point, and settlement outreach around one practical message: help must be visible and reachable.

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Explore More Work

Follow each story into its related project, location, photographs, and programme learning to understand how the work continues over time.

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How the work moves

From local understanding to responsible follow-through.

Community understanding, practical support, and consistent follow-up help every programme remain focused on real needs.

Internship journey

A clear journey helps students understand what they will learn and what the foundation expects.

01

Apply

Share education, interests, availability, and what type of seva you can do.

02

Orient

Learn field ethics, communication, documentation, and project context.

03

Contribute

Complete assigned work and receive review based on actual contribution.

Related Projects

Explore the programmes connected to this work.

Each project explains the local need, the foundation's approach, current activities, and practical ways to participate.

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Education / active

Community Learning Centres

Local learning spaces that combine basic education support, mentoring, creative confidence, and family engagement.

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Shiksha Zone Student Support project image from Shiksha Kala Foundation.

Student Support / active

Shiksha Zone Student Support

A student-friendly initiative connecting learners with stationery, food support, educational guidance, and skill pathways.

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Sanganer Community School Support project image from Shiksha Kala Foundation.

Education / active

Sanganer Community School Support

A newer Sanganer education centre supporting primary learners, women's education, and community-rooted learning access.

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Continue with purpose

Choose the next step that matches your interest.

Explore a related project, read more community stories, or speak directly with the foundation team.

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Start with practical service opportunities.

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