CURRENT STUDENTS ONLY — UNPAID ACADEMIC PLACEMENT | Social Media & Growth Intern | START ASAP

🚨 PLEASE READ BEFORE APPLYING — IMPORTANT ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENT

THIS POSITION IS EXCLUSIVELY FOR CURRENTLY ENROLLED COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.

This is an UNPAID ACADEMIC/STUDENT PLACEMENT intended for students who need hands-on experience or an internship/co-op placement through their school.

This is NOT

  • A paid position
  • A full-time employment position
  • A freelance/contract position
  • A position for someone who has already graduated
  • A position for someone seeking employment outside of an academic placement
If you are not currently enrolled in a college or university, please DO NOT APPLY.

Please also DO NOT APPLY if you are unable to start immediately or by September 2026 at the latest.

We are specifically looking for a student who is ready to get involved right away and gain meaningful hands-on experience in social media, digital marketing, audience growth, and startup marketing.

ABOUT CALM COURAGE CO.

Calm Courage Co. is a growing children’s emotional learning company developing an interactive app designed to help children build confidence, emotional awareness, social skills, resilience, and healthy coping skills.

We’re looking for a motivated student to join our team and help us build awareness and grow our audience as we prepare for launch.

WHAT YOU’LL WORK ON

You’ll gain hands-on experience with:
  • Social media content creation
  • Content planning and scheduling
  • Audience engagement
  • Community growth
  • Outreach and collaboration opportunities
  • Influencer/creator research
  • Growth initiatives
  • Marketing campaigns
  • Short-form video content
  • Brand awareness
  • Tracking engagement and growth
  • Helping develop strategies to attract parents and families to our app

WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR

We’re looking for a student currently studying:
  • Marketing
  • Digital Marketing
  • Social Media Marketing
  • Business
  • Communications
  • Advertising
  • Or a related field
You don’t need years of professional experience. We’re looking for someone who is creative, reliable, motivated, willing to learn, and ready to actually get involved.

IMPORTANT APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

Please include

  • University/college and program
  • Confirmation that you are currently enrolled
  • Whether this placement is for an academic/co-op requirement
  • Your earliest available start date
  • A brief example of any social media, marketing, content, or outreach experience
If you are not currently a student, please do not apply.

If you are looking for paid employment, please do not apply.

We’re excited to bring on a student who wants real startup experience and the opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to a product from the ground up.

📍 Location: Remote

📅 Start: ASAP — September 2026 latest

💼 Type: Unpaid Academic/Student Placement

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