Finance Curriculam - Internship

About the internship:Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Study NFLAT curriculum and Draft lesson content (concept explainers, examples, quiz questions) for assigned modules across the Junior and Intermediate syllabi, and iterating for accuracy and age-appropriate tone. (Both age groups)

2. Design mini-game content e.g. sort-the-items sets, matching pairs, sequencing challenges, quiz banks that reinforces each lesson's financial concept.

3. Help structure the curriculum roadmap: map financial literacy topics to age groups, sequence modules logically, and flag gaps against standards like NFLAT.

4. Fact-check financial concepts (money, banking, savings, budgeting, careers, taxes, etc.) for correctness before content goes into the app.

5. Draft parent conversation-starters that connect each lesson to a real household money moment.

6. Make sure content fits existing game templates and app UX.Who can apply:Only those candidates can apply who:are available for full time (in-office) internshipcan start the internship between 13th Oct'26 and 17th Nov'26are available for duration of 1 monthhave relevant skills and interests* Women wanting to start/restart their career can also apply.Stipend:INR₹ 10,000 /monthDeadline:[hidden]:59:59Other perks:Letter of recommendation, 5 days a weekSkills required:FinanceAbout Company:We build tech for parents. Our next solution is financial literacy app for kids which helps learn and practise money concepts.Additional information:1. Duration is 30 days (leaves / holidays excluded) and onsite in Gurgaon preferably.

Internship certificate and stipend to be provided at the end of the 30 day period.

Contract based with clear NDA and output driven

2. Needs to be from prestigious universities.

3. Start date – Nov’2026

Responsibilities

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Study NFLAT curriculum and Draft lesson content (concept explainers, examples, quiz questions) for assigned modules across the Junior and Intermediate syllabi, and iterating for accuracy and age-appropriate tone. (Both age groups)

2. Design mini-game content e.g. sort-the-items sets, matching pairs, sequencing challenges, quiz banks that reinforces each lesson's financial concept.

3. Help structure the curriculum roadmap: map financial literacy topics to age groups, sequence modules logically, and flag gaps against standards like NFLAT.

4. Fact-check financial concepts (money, banking, savings, budgeting, careers, taxes, etc.) for correctness before content goes into the app.

5. Draft parent conversation-starters that connect each lesson to a real household money moment.

6. Make sure content fits existing game templates and app UX.