Market Research & Management Strategy Intern
Location: Remote
Duration: 2–6 months (Flexible)
Type: Unpaid Internship
About the Internship:
Join CollegePur as a Market Research & Management Strategy Intern and gain hands-on experience in analyzing markets, competitors, and business strategies. 📊✨
You’ll contribute to strategic planning, prepare insights-driven reports, and help shape growth strategies for the organization. Perfect for those interested in business strategy and market analysis!
Responsibilities:
Conduct market research & competitor analysis.
Assist in developing management strategies & growth plans.
Prepare reports and presentations to support decision-making.
Requirements:
Strong analytical & problem-solving skills.
Proficiency in Excel & data analysis tools.
Ability to present data clearly & concisely.
Interest in market research and business strategy.
Perks:
Practical exposure to market research & strategic planning.
Mentorship from experienced professionals.
Flexible remote working hours.
Certificate of Completion.
Letter of Recommendation (performance-based).
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