How to Complete Your Virtual Internship Successfully

1. Choose your domain and programme duration

Compare internship curricula, prerequisites and deliverables before registering. Available durations are 7, 15, 30, 45 and 60 days. The seven-day starter requires onboarding and the first two domain projects; longer options require onboarding and four domain projects. Use the requirements shown in your active workspace.

2. Open your workspace and read each task

Your domain enrolment has a distinct internship ID, task list and deadline. Download your offer letter and read the objective, guidance and pass checklist before beginning. Use supplied materials where listed; the required tools and evidence vary across coding, design, analytics, security and animation tasks.

3. Build your own work and submit evidence

Keep track of your own contribution and credit starter material. Submit the deliverable named in the task brief, such as a repository, prototype, report or public post. For link permissions, walkthrough planning and a final checklist, follow the detailed project-evidence tutorial.

4. Read the review and address revisions

A reviewer records approval with an explicit grade: A (95 points), B (85), C (75) or D (65). A revision decision identifies a category and may include additional remarks. Pending and approved submissions stay locked; if a revision is requested, update your work and resubmit as directed.

5. Check completion and optional certificate availability

After all required tasks are approved, your workspace shows the optional certificate and evaluation report, the price saved for your enrolment and its availability. Verified payment, when required, may unlock download on a scheduled date. Read the separate instant-certificate explanation before consenting to date changes. Public verification describes the issued record; the programme does not guarantee employment.

6. Plan around deadlines and ask for help

Check your current deadline in the workspace. After expiry, an incomplete unpaid workspace may be restricted. If eligible, the workspace offers a one-time extension; claiming it does not reduce the original task requirements. Use Support Tickets for questions. After completion, use the portfolio guide to explain what you built.