NoticeBard Geeks Program 2023 for CS Engineers: Learn, Earn, and Grow! [Aug 1-Sep 30]: Apply by July 31; Earlier is Better!

NoticeBard is launching its NoticeBard Geeks Program 2023 for CS Engineers.

If you are a student (UG or PG) studying CSE in India and want to engage in a meaningful journey that involves content management, marketing, entrepreneurship, learning, networking, and making some good pocket money to earn, this is the opportunity for you!

About CSE.NoticeBard.com

CSE.NoticeBard.com was brought into the world of Online Media in August 2022. Ever since its inception, the website has published meaningful content for CSE enthusiasts – be it jobs, internships, hackathons, webinars, conferences, etc.

We also publish interesting how-tos which revolve around shaping the careers of everybody who is studying computer science or is interested in pursuing the same. 

About the NoticeBard Geeks Program 2023

We love serving young people and this program is a critical element in our mission to enable informed and inspired careers. 

NoticeBard Geeks are student volunteers (undergraduate or postgraduate) who are our eyes and ears in various engineering universities.

We are inviting applications for our NoticeBard Geeks Program 2023 from CSE students all across India.

Before we get into the details of it, you might be wondering why you should grab this opportunity.

Here’s Why You Should Become A NoticeBard Geek

1. Get Internships: We will organise sessions for you which will deepen your understanding of succeeding in your field, securing internships, and doing well in them.
2. Earn money: You can earn money in two ways. First, get 10% of the advertisements that you bring. Second, ace your tasks, and win prize money.  
3. Get mentorship: We’ll teach you how to craft your CV, draft cover letters, develop a career plan, apply for and ace internships, do well in your engineering workshops and seminars. We’ll become your personal career coaches!
4. Get a certificate on successful completion of your tenure.
5. Develop your communication and other soft skills as you do the tasks.
6. Develop your leadership skills.
7. Contribute towards making your community (CSE students) stronger as you gain entrepreneurial work experience!

We make you richer in every way possible!

Who can be a NoticeBard Geek? What are the Qualifications?

1. You should be a CSE student (B. Tech/M. Tech/any other related degree) in any engineering college in India.
2. Time commitment: 2-3 hours/week. We believe that students will be able to spend this much time even during exams and internships (we’ll surely ensure that this role doesn’t affect your academic or internship commitments).
3. You should be a proactive person who loves to take up entrepreneurial and marketing responsibilities. 
4. You must have regular access to the internet both in college and at your home.
5. You must be willing to do sales and marketing-related tasks. To Sell is Human. Side note on sales: When you present your candidature before a recruiter, negotiate before a client, ask for a raise, raise money for your startup, or ask someone out, you are ‘selling’.

Skills Required

1. A sincere attitude and the ability to stick to projects for the long term.
2. Strong leadership and communication skills.
3. Deadline-oriented attitude.
4. Enthusiasm to work and learn new, non-law things.

What are Your Responsibilities and How Will You Gain from Them?

1. Tell us about newsworthy events and opportunities held in or hosted by your college.
   Become the go-to person in your college for anything that needs to go on CSE.NoticeBard.com!
   
2. Draft posts for publication on the website. You’ll be acknowledged as the author of the posts you publish with a cool tagline and byline.
   Start building a personal brand in the CSE community through NoticeBard.
   
3. Interview the star students and faculty in your college, and professionals in and around your area.
   Develop your leadership, communication, and networking skills.
   
4. Encourage students in your college (regularly) to contribute internship experiences, engineering college reviews, and blogs.
   Support them in getting published and serve the larger engineering community with useful content.
   
5. Write for us!
   Get a chance to be published on NoticeBard.
   
6. Help us connect to various people in your college.
   Become a connector and get recognised as a leader of your college.
   
7. Generally, promote the NoticeBard brand on social media and beyond!
   Build your digital marketing skills and presence.

Details of the Role

Deadline to apply: July 31, 2023.

Please don’t wait for the deadline to apply. 🙂 We’ll close the applications for a particular college once a good number of quality applications are received from that college. Early applications are hence encouraged.

Venue: Remote.

How to Apply?

1. To apply for this opportunity, click here and fill out a small form.
2. Important instructions will then be sent to your email address.

Some Other Details of the Role

1. Being a Campus Leader is a voluntary, unpaid position. Cash awards, free courses, and other rewards are applicable to the best-performing campus leaders.
2. 1-5 campus leaders can be selected per college (depending on the size of the college).
3. You are required to work for around 2 hours/week. Usually, 1-2 tasks are allotted every month.
4. We give no task which cannot be completed along with your college, co-curricular activities, exams or even internships. Relax! We understand your world. 🙂

To apply for the NoticeBard Geeks Program, please fill out the form here.

Rave Reviews from Some of the Last Batch’s Campus Leaders

“Being a Campus Leader, I learnt a lot. I myself have seen so many differences in my life and in my communication skills. There were many challenges that we people had to do. There was so much fun doing all those challenges. This program gives us the chance to us to build our network with such amazing people.”
– Swati Agrawal, Sagar Institute of Science, Technology and Research, 4th Year

“As a campus leader, I have had the privilege of advocating for student needs and interests, fostering a positive and inclusive campus environment, and coordinating a wide range of events and initiatives. Through my involvement in student government, I actively represented the student body and worked collaboratively with administrators to address concerns and propose solutions. 

I took on the responsibility of organizing various campus events, ensuring they were well-planned, inclusive, and aligned with the diverse interests of the student population. I also dedicated myself to advocating for students, serving as their voice to the administration and faculty. 

Overall, my experience as a campus leader has equipped me with strong communication, organizational, and collaboration skills, allowing me to make a meaningful impact on the campus community and empower students to thrive.”
– Anamika Singh, Narayana Business School, 2nd Year

“It was quite a good experience and a new experience. I did a lot of new things which I never did before. I spoke to other people and approached them to conduct my interviews with them. I was more open in asking questions to people. It was a good experience. Thank you for this opportunity!”
– Ramya G, Auxilium College, 2nd year

To apply for the NoticeBard Geeks Program, please fill out the form here.

All the best!