Shanthi IT Solution — Internship Program That Actually Helps You Launch
We started Shanthi IT Solution
with a simple idea: help more businesses go online and give students a real
shot at meaningful work. That’s still the same drive, but our internship
program isn’t the same old training loop. It’s built to stretch you not break you
and to give you things you can actually show a future employer.
This internship is different
- We
pair you with a mentor from day one. Not a distant manager someone who’ll sit with you, review your
code or designs, and tell you what worked (and why something didn’t).
- You
work on live tasks. Small features, client fixes, marketing
experiments the kind of stuff that
looks great on a resume because it had a real user behind it.
- We
teach judgement, not buzzwords. You’ll learn how to decide what’s worth
shipping now and what can wait. That skill matters more than memorizing
frameworks.
A real moment
One intern came in expecting to only "assist" on a website build.
Within two weeks she owned the contact page workflow from UX suggestion to testing the form on
mobile. She left with a small project she’d led and a client who wrote a
thank-you note. That’s the kind of outcome we aim for every cycle.
What you’ll gain
- A
portfolio piece that solves a real problem.
- Weekly,
practical feedback specific things
to improve next week.
- Networking
with people who’ll vouch for your work.
- Confidence
in presenting what you built to non-technical clients.
You might not realize this, but employers notice the difference between a candidate who’s “done coursework” and someone who “shipped something under a deadline.”
Who we want
Curiosity beats credentials. Bring:
- Willingness
to learn quickly.
- A
small project or a few sample tasks (even a GitHub repo or design mockup
helps).
- A
mindset that says: “I’ll try, and I’ll fix it if it breaks.”
To be fair, some roles need basics a frontend intern should know HTML/CSS; a marketing intern should be able to draft a short campaign but we’ll help you grow the rest.
How to stand out on application
- Tell
us one thing you want to build here. Don’t make it grand; make it
specific.
- Share
one short example of work (link, screenshot, or a two-line summary).
- Say
which role you want and why clarity
beats vague interest.
Final note why we do
this
We believe internships should be bridges, not waiting rooms. When students
leave our program, they should have clearer direction, a stronger set of
skills, and at least one thing they’re proud to show. If you want mentorship
that’s honest, tasks that matter, and the chance to help businesses go online,
send us your application.
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