Workshop Facilitator – Global School Collaboration Project About the Project We’re building a global network of schools to empower early teens with leadership, resilience, and critical thinking through engaging, collaborative workshops that connect students across cultures. Role Overview We’re seeking a passionate Workshop Facilitator to design and lead interactive sessions that inspire young minds. You’ll guide students in group discussions, activities, and global challenges, helping them think critically and collaborate creatively. Type: Volunteer / Part-time (2 months) Location: Remote (with potential in-person sessions) Key Responsibilities Facilitate fun, inclusive, and thought-provoking workshops. Engage students in activities that build confidence and teamwork. Collaborate with the project team to improve content and flow. Gather feedback and share insights for continuous improvement. Preferred Skills Strong communication and facilitation skills. Experience in education, youth programs, or team leadership. Passion for mentoring and inspiring teens. Comfortable using digital collaboration tools (Zoom, Miro, etc.). What You’ll Gain Hands-on experience shaping a global education initiative. Certificate and recognition upon completion. Opportunity to impact and mentor young global thinkers. Apply Send a short introduction and resume to mahesh.sridharamurthy@perspectiveinnovators.com and tell us why this project excites you!
Website Developer – Global Collaboration Project About the Project We’re a global education initiative connecting schools to foster leadership, resilience, and critical thinking through engaging international workshops. We’re now building our official website to showcase our vision and impact. Role Overview We’re looking for a dynamic, creative website developer (final-year engineering or related field) who can design and launch a clean, modern website within 3 days using AI and low-code tools . You’ll bring a fresh, youthful perspective and work closely with the project lead to turn ideas into a polished digital presence. Type: Short-term / Volunteer / Remote Duration: 3 days (with possible ongoing collaboration) What You’ll Do Design and develop the project website using AI-assisted tools. Create visually engaging, user-friendly layouts that reflect our mission. Ensure fast setup, responsiveness, and smooth navigation. Collaborate on content and basic branding. Who You Are Final-year student or recent grad in engineering, computer science, or design. Tech-savvy, creative, and comfortable with AI web tools (Framer, Wix AI, Webflow, etc.). Fast learner with strong ownership and fresh ideas. Fun, curious, and passionate about making an impact. Apply Send a quick intro or portfolio link to [insert email] — show us your style and what makes you stand out!
Workshop Designer – Global School Collaboration 📍 Volunteer / Part-Time (2 months) | Remote We’re building a network of schools across the world through creative, hands-on workshops that help students connect, collaborate, and think beyond boundaries. ✨ Who We’re Looking For A young, dynamic individual who loves designing engaging experiences and has a few achievements to be proud of. You’re curious, energetic, and eager to contribute to something meaningful. Relevant experience in education, youth engagement, or facilitation is preferred. 🎯 What You’ll Do Design and deliver fun, inclusive, activity-based workshops. Lead student discussions and global group challenges. Collaborate with the core team to refine ideas and improve flow. Gather feedback and share creative insights for improvement. 💡 You Bring Strong communication and facilitation skills. A proactive, creative mindset and passion for working with students. Comfort with digital collaboration tools (Zoom, Miro, Google Workspace). 🏆 What You’ll Gain Experience shaping a global education initiative. Certificate and public recognition upon completion. Opportunity to mentor and connect with young global learners. 📩 How to Apply Send a short intro + resume to mahesh.sridharamurthy@perspectiveinnovators.com Use subject line: Workshop Designer – Global School Collaboration
Workshop Designer – Global School Collaboration 📍 Volunteer / Part-Time (1-2 months) | Remote We’re building a network of schools across the world through creative, hands-on workshops that help students connect, collaborate, and think beyond boundaries. ✨ Who We’re Looking For A young, dynamic individual who loves designing engaging experiences and has a few achievements to be proud of. You’re curious, energetic, and eager to contribute to something meaningful. Relevant experience in education, youth engagement, or facilitation is preferred. 🎯 What You’ll Do Design and deliver fun, inclusive, activity-based workshops. Lead student discussions and global group challenges. Collaborate with the core team to refine ideas and improve flow. Gather feedback and share creative insights for improvement. 💡 You Bring Strong communication and facilitation skills. A proactive, creative mindset and passion for working with students. Comfort with digital collaboration tools (Zoom, Miro, Google Workspace). 🏆 What You’ll Gain Experience shaping a global education initiative. Certificate and public recognition upon completion. Opportunity to mentor and connect with young global learners. 📩 How to Apply Send a short intro + resume to mahesh.sridharamurthy@perspectiveinnovators.com Use subject line: Workshop Designer – Global School Collaboration
Intern – Outreach & Competition Management (Paid, 1-Month Internship) Duration: 4 weeks Location: Remote / Hybrid Time Commitment: 20 hours/week Compensation: Paid Internship Role Overview We are looking for a proactive, self-driven intern who can take ownership of outreach activities, gather feedback from participants, and support the end-to-end execution of a small competition. This role suits someone who enjoys fast-paced work, strategic thinking, and turning ideas into action. Key Responsibilities 1. Outreach & Relationship Building Identify and engage with community groups, campus clubs, and relevant networks. Maintain a structured outreach pipeline with clear tracking. Draft effective communication (introductions, follow-ups, reminders). Represent the project with clarity and professionalism. 2. Insight Gathering (No Personal Data Collection) Create simple feedback forms to collect general, non-sensitive input. Organize responses and highlight key themes or learnings. Suggest improvements based on participation patterns and engagement. 3. Competition Planning & Execution Support the design of a small challenge (quiz, idea activity, or team-based task). Drive participation through coordinated outreach and communication. Manage registrations, schedules, and response tracking. Assist with coordination and smooth execution on the event day. Prepare a brief post-event summary. 4. Communication, Reporting & Documentation Maintain organized documentation of outreach efforts and progress. Share weekly updates with key achievements and next steps. Draft basic promotional messages and instructions for participants. Who Can Apply Individuals currently pursuing or recently graduated from Marketing, Business, Communications, or related disciplines . Candidates with experience in event management, campus activities, competitions, or community engagement . Self-starters who are comfortable taking ownership and working independently. Skills & Attributes We Value Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ownership mindset with end-to-end execution ability Experience in events, campaigns, or community coordination Strategic thinking with an execution-first approach Organized, dependable, and comfortable meeting timelines What You’ll Gain Hands-on experience in outreach, event operations, and engagement strategy Opportunity to help run a real competition from start to finish Exposure to practical project workflows and execution models Paid experience and an internship completion certificate
Intern – Outreach & Competition Management (Paid, 1-Month Internship) Duration: 4 weeks Location: Remote / Hybrid Time Commitment: 20 hours/week Compensation: Paid Internship Role Overview We are looking for an ambitious, persuasive young spark who can work with conviction of outreach activities, gather feedback from participants, and support the end-to-end execution of a small competition. This role suits someone who enjoys fast-paced work, strategic thinking, and turning ideas into action. Key Responsibilities1. Outreach & Relationship Building Identify and engage with community groups, campus clubs, and relevant networks. Draft effective communication (introductions, follow-ups, reminders). Represent the project with clarity and professionalism. 2. Insight Gathering (No Personal Data Collection) Create simple feedback forms to collect general, non-sensitive input. Organize responses and highlight key themes or learnings. Suggest improvements based on participation patterns and engagement. 3. Competition Planning & Execution Support the design of a small challenge (quiz, idea activity, or team-based task). Drive participation through coordinated outreach and communication. Manage registrations, schedules, and response tracking. Assist with coordination and smooth execution on the event day. Prepare a brief post-event summary. 4. Communication, Reporting & Documentation Maintain organized documentation of outreach efforts and progress. Share weekly updates with key achievements and next steps. Draft basic promotional messages and instructions for participants. Who Can Apply Individuals currently pursuing or recently graduated from Marketing, Business, Communications, or related disciplines . Candidates with experience in event management, campus activities, competitions, or community engagement . Self-starters who are comfortable taking ownership and working independently. Skills & Attributes We Value Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ownership mindset with end-to-end execution ability Experience in events, campaigns, or community coordination Strategic thinking with an execution-first approach Organized, dependable, and comfortable meeting timelines What You’ll Gain Hands-on experience in outreach, event operations, and engagement strategy Opportunity to help run a real competition from start to finish Exposure to practical project workflows and execution models Paid experience and an internship completion certificate
Social Media & Campaign Specialist (1-Month Project) I’m looking for a dynamic, creative person with proven Instagram experience to join a one-month project (with the option to extend). What you’ll lead: Designing and executing a high-energy competition campaign that attracts strong participation. Building and shaping the project’s social media presence from the ground up. What I’m hoping you bring: A track record of growing Instagram accounts and creating content that connects and converts. Strong instincts for trends, storytelling, and audience engagement. Confidence, resilience, and a “let’s make this happen” mindset. Someone who’s driven, ambitious, and excited to contribute to something evolving and fast-paced. If you’re passionate about social media and love turning ideas into real results, share me a brief details with resume @ mahesh.sridharamurthy@perspectiveinnovators.com
Intern – Outreach & Competition Management (Paid, 1-Month Internship) Duration: 6 weeks Location: Remote / Hybrid Time Commitment: 25 hours/week Compensation: Paid Internship Role Overview We are looking for a proactive, self-driven intern who can take ownership of outreach activities, gather feedback from participants, and support the end-to-end execution of a small competition. This role suits someone who enjoys fast-paced work, strategic thinking, and turning ideas into action. Key Responsibilities1. Outreach & Relationship Building Identify and engage with community groups, campus clubs, and relevant networks. Maintain a structured outreach pipeline with clear tracking. Draft effective communication (introductions, follow-ups, reminders). Represent the project with clarity and professionalism. 2. Competition Planning & Execution Support the design of a small challenge (quiz, idea activity, or team-based task). Drive participation through coordinated outreach and communication. Manage registrations, schedules, and response tracking. Assist with coordination and smooth execution on the event day. Prepare a brief post-event summary. 3. Communication, Reporting & Documentation Maintain organized documentation of outreach efforts and progress. Share weekly updates with key achievements and next steps. Draft basic promotional messages and instructions for participants. Who Can Apply Individuals currently pursuing or recently graduated from Marketing, Business, Communications, or related disciplines . Candidates with experience in event management, campus activities, competitions, or community engagement . Self-starters who are comfortable taking ownership and working independently. Skills & Attributes We Value Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ownership mindset with end-to-end execution ability Experience in events, campaigns, or community coordination Strategic thinking with an execution-first approach Organized, dependable, and comfortable meeting timelines What You’ll Gain Hands-on experience in a global project Opportunity to help run a real competition from start to finish Exposure to practical project workflows and execution models Paid experience and an internship completion certificate
Learning Experience Designer (Youth Workshop Flow Architect) 📍 Remote | Short-term (12–20 days) | Consultant We are building a next-generation learning ecosystem for high school students. Our team has clear concepts and activity directions in place — now we’re looking for a Learning Experience Designer to help shape these ideas into a structured, engaging session flow . What You’ll Do ✔ Design a clear 90–120 minute workshop flow ✔ Sequence activities into a logical, engaging progression ✔ Optimize pacing and segment timing ✔ Build a repeatable session template for future use ✔ Deliver a structured experience document (Miro/Figma/PPT/Notion) Who You Are 🎯 1–4 years of experience designing youth workshops, camps, leadership or SEL programs 🎯 Comfortable designing for ages 13–18 🎯 Strong in engagement design, flow mapping, and structural clarity 🎯 Able to translate concepts into effective session architecture 🎯 Creative, adaptive, and comfortable working with evolving ideas Not a Fit If You: ⛔ Primarily create academic lesson plans ⛔ Focus on corporate training or curriculum writing ⛔ Prefer rigid, traditional formats Deliverables (10–15 days) Workshop Flow Map Activity Sequencing Blueprint Pacing Structure Final Session Architecture Document To Apply Please share: •1-2 examples of workshops or youth programs you’ve structured • A short note on how you design for teenagers • Portfolio or project links (if available) 📩 Send your application to mahesh.sridharamurthy@perspectiveinnovators.com
Intern – Outreach & Competition Management (Paid, 1-Month Internship) Duration: 6-8 weeks Location: Remote / Hybrid Time Commitment: 25 hours/week Compensation: Paid Internship Role Overview We are looking for a proactive, self-driven intern who can take ownership of outreach activities, gather feedback from participants, and support the end-to-end execution of a small competition. This role suits someone who enjoys fast-paced work, strategic thinking, and turning ideas into action. Key Responsibilities1. Outreach & Relationship Building Identify and engage with community groups, campus clubs, and relevant networks. Maintain a structured outreach pipeline with clear tracking. Draft effective communication (introductions, follow-ups, reminders). Represent the project with clarity and professionalism. 2. Competition Planning & Execution Support the design of a small challenge (quiz, idea activity, or team-based task). Drive participation through coordinated outreach and communication. Manage registrations, schedules, and response tracking. Assist with coordination and smooth execution on the event day. Prepare a brief post-event summary. 3. Communication, Reporting & Documentation Maintain organized documentation of outreach efforts and progress. Share weekly updates with key achievements and next steps. Draft basic promotional messages and instructions for participants. Who Can Apply Individuals currently pursuing or recently graduated from Marketing, Business, Communications, or related disciplines . Candidates with experience in event management, campus activities, competitions, or community engagement . Self-starters who are comfortable taking ownership and working independently. Skills & Attributes We Value Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ownership mindset with end-to-end execution ability Experience in events, campaigns, or community coordination Strategic thinking with an execution-first approach Organized, dependable, and comfortable meeting timelines What You’ll Gain Hands-on experience in a global project Opportunity to help run a real competition from start to finish Exposure to practical project workflows and execution models Paid experience and an internship completion certificate