Internships in Nepal: IT, design, SEO and digital marketing
Written by Pravin Pathak Reviewed by Bikram Sah Updated
Internship roles
| Internship | What you'll work on | Good to know before you start |
|---|---|---|
| React / frontend internship | Client websites and dashboards in React and Next.js | HTML, CSS, JavaScript basics; a small project on GitHub |
| Backend internship | APIs, databases, eSewa/Khalti and SMS integrations | Node.js or PHP/Laravel basics, SQL |
| Flutter / app internship | Android-first apps that also ship to iOS | Dart basics or any mobile project |
| QA / software testing internship | Testing websites and apps before launch, writing bug reports | Attention to detail; basic web knowledge |
| UI/UX and graphic design internship | Figma screens, social posts, brand assets | A portfolio, even if it's practice work |
| SEO internship | Keyword research, audits, on-page fixes, content briefs | Curiosity about how Google works; clear English |
| Digital marketing internship | Social media content, Meta Ads support, reporting | Comfortable with Facebook, Instagram and TikTok |
Paid or unpaid?
Both, depending on the role and how much you already know. Some internships are paid from the start; others are learning internships where you're trained on real work and may move to a paid position if you do well. We tell you clearly which it is before you join, in writing.
What you'll learn
- How real client projects are scoped, built, reviewed and launched
- The tools agencies actually use: Figma, React, WordPress, Search Console, GA4 and Meta Ads Manager
- Writing clear updates and working with a mentor's feedback
- How your work affects a client's enquiries and sales
- A portfolio of live work you can show to future employers
Who can apply
Mostly final-year and recently graduated students of BSc CSIT, BIT, BCA, BE Computer, BBA, BBS and BIM, but we care more about what you've built, designed or written than your degree. If you have taken our digital marketing course, mention it in your application.
How to apply
- 1Day 1
Send your CV
Email [email protected] with your CV, the internship you want and two or three links to your work.
- 2Within a week
Short call
20 minutes about you and what you want to learn.
- 3Week 2
Small task
A realistic task that takes no more than a few hours.
- 4Week 2–3
Meet the team
A visit to our Putalisadak office, then an offer if we're a fit.
Tips for getting an IT internship in Nepal
- Build one small project properly rather than five half-finished ones
- Put your code on GitHub or your designs on Behance/Dribbble, and link them
- Write a short, specific email: which role, why, and what you've done
- For SEO and marketing internships, show a blog, page or account you've grown
- Apply even if no role is advertised; many companies hire from CVs they already have
Internship in Nepal: common questions
Are there internships available right now?
We take interns when projects need them. Send your CV anyway: we keep it and contact people from our list first when a place opens.
Is the internship paid?
Some internships are paid and some are learning internships, depending on the role and your experience. We confirm this in writing before you start.
Is it an online internship?
Most internships are at our Putalisadak office, because you learn faster sitting with the team. Ask about flexibility during the first call.
How long is the internship?
It depends on the role and your college requirements. We agree the duration with you before you start.
Can I get a job after the internship?
Often, yes. When a position opens, we look at our interns first.
Send your CV today
Send a few lines about your business. We reply within one working day with questions, a rough budget and a timeline. No obligation.