The Uniford Special Internship Program (UNSIP) is designed specifically for freshers to gain practical experience across essential technical skills. The program integrates theoretical learning with hands-on assignments, focusing on three core areas: Data Analysis, Frontend Development, and Platform Management. Students will complete 7 to 12 assignments that progressively build their capabilities and culminate in a final combined project that showcases their learning. This roadmap outlines a 44 to 106-day internship journey, ensuring holistic growth for every student, supported by a professional framework.
The program covers essential languages and tools:
The final project combines Python, SQL, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, showcasing the skills learned.
The key learning objectives are designed to provide comprehensive outcomes for students.
Mentorship: Weekly check-ins with mentors for feedback and guidance.
Peer Learning: Group discussions, collaborative coding challenges, and code reviews.
Resources: Access to premium learning content, tutorials, and documentation throughout the program.
Certificates of Completion: Based on successful completion of the 7-12 assignments and the final project.
Skill Badges: For top performers in different skill areas like Python, SQL, and Frontend Development.
Career Opportunities: Top-performing students will be featured in Uniford’s talent pool, providing them with job and internship opportunities with partnered companies.
Portfolio Development: By the end of the program, students will have a comprehensive portfolio, showcasing real-world projects and a fully functional web application.
Holistic Skill Development: Gain practical experience in data analysis, frontend web development, and version control.
Real-World Projects: Every assignment ties into real-world applications, culminating in a final project that merges all learned skills.
Flexible Timeline: Designed to accommodate students' schedules with exams and medical leave considered, ensuring stress-free learning.
In this portal, students submit self-made projects, whether from their academic work, previous internships, hackathons, or hiring challenges. The best projects will be showcased in the Project Expo, where they have the chance to win awards, goodies, and other opportunities. These top-performing projects will also be featured on the CAF Portal, giving students additional exposure to potential employers. All participants, regardless of the project ranking, will receive participation certificates as recognition for their efforts. This portal is designed to encourage creativity, innovation, and competition among scholars, while providing them with a platform to present their work and gain recognition.
Students submit self-made projects from academic work, internships, hackathons, or challenges.
Top projects are showcased in the Project Expo for awards and additional opportunities.
Top-performing projects are featured on the CAF Portal for increased visibility to potential employers.
All participants receive certificates recognizing their efforts, regardless of project ranking.
Final step leading to potential job placements and career opportunities based on showcased projects.