Taskintern Pre-Internship Guide

Welcome to the Taskintern Pre-Internship Program! This is a self-paced, real-world simulation of how modern tech teams work. You've been given a rare chance to prove your consistency, learning ability, and discipline through public daily progress.

🚀 Program Overview

A self-paced, modern internship simulation designed to build your proof of work in public. Choose your track, commit daily, and unlock your future opportunities.

Step 1: Complete the Pre-Internship

Choose a skill track, create your public GitHub repo, and start committing daily for 30 days. Focus on consistency, clarity, and practical learning.

Step 2: Get Certified

Submit your repository link via email after 30 days. Once approved, receive your certificate and letter of recommendation for outstanding consistency.

Step 3: Apply for Internship

Use your public proof-of-work to apply at Taskintern Softworks or any other company. Show the world what you've built with your own effort.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Initial Setup After Enrollment

• You will receive a list of task options or skill track suggestions.
• Choose any one skill track based on your interest (e.g., Web Dev, Python, Data Science).
• Use any learning resource — no syllabus, no live classes.

2. Create Your Public GitHub Repository

• Create a public GitHub repo using this naming format:

taskintern-july-yourname

• Example: taskintern-july-rahul or taskintern-august-ananya
• This repo will serve as your tracker, proof of work, and final submission.

3. Daily Work & Commit Routine

• Make at least 1 commit daily for the next 30 days.
• Use clear commit messages like:
  • Initialized project structure
  • Added login page and routing
  • Fixed layout responsiveness

4. Recommended Repository Structure

taskintern-july-rahul/
├── README.md
├── task-1-setup/
│   └── notes.md
├── task-2-login-system/
│   └── implementation/
├── task-3-api-integration/
├── assets/
│   └── screenshots/
└── final-report.md

• README.md: Overview of project, tools used, and goals
• task-x-*: Folder per task, with clear naming for identification
• assets/: Screenshots or relevant demo files
• final-report.md: Summary of your work and learning reflections

5. Final Submission & Progress Checks

• After 30 days, you'll receive an email for final submission.
• Reply with your public GitHub repo link.
• Weekly progress checks may be done by reviewing your repo commits.

🧩 Sample Tasks: JavaScript Projects Curriculum (30 Days)

Learn by building! Each project includes setup, features, enhancements, and daily goals. Boost your JavaScript skills from basics to advanced in just one month.

📌 Tip: Create a README.md inside each folder. Include screenshots, challenges faced, what you learned, and what's next!

Bonus Tips for Success

• Stay active on GitHub – this is your public proof of work.
• Share progress on LinkedIn and tag @taskintern.
• Optional: Write weekly blog posts summarizing what you learned.