Content Publishing Intern

This a Full Remote job, the offer is available from: Asia, South Asia, APAC, India

About Us:

The fastest rising startup in the EdTech space, focussed on Engineering and Government Job Exams and with an eye to capture UPSC, PSC, and international exams. Testbook is poised to revolutionize the industry. With a registered user base of over 1.36 Crore students, more than 450 crore questions solved on the WebApp, and a knockout Android App. Testbook has raced to the front and is ideally placed to capture bigger markets.

Testbook is the perfect incubator for talent. You come, you learn, you conquer. You train under the best mentors and become an expert in your field in your own right. That being said, the flexibility in the projects you choose, how and when you work on them, what you want to add to them are respected in this startup. You are the sole master of your work.

The IIT pedigree of the co-founders has attracted some of the brightest minds in the country to Testbook. A team that is quickly swelling in ranks, it now stands at 500+ in-house employees and hundreds of remote interns and freelancers. And the number is rocketing weekly. Now is the time to join the force.



Responsibilities:

  • Co-ordination with content writers to publish new content & updating of existing content.
  • Utilize technical knowledge of Canva, HTML, CSS, and web publishing  
  • Editing, proofreading, posting, and monitoring Content
  • Publishing and managing content across different CMS and efficiently use MS Office (Word/Excel)
  • Optimize content using SEO


Desired Skills:

  • Have great communication and writing skills
  • Basic knowledge of SEO
  • Have proven ability of publishing content on different CMS
  • Have good analytical skills
  • Have strong organizational skills and the ability to meet strict deadlines
  • Work independently and technically sound
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