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Psytastic

Marketing internship developing campaigns for a psycho-educational app and ZPP course. Gain valuable experience in digital marketing for social causes and mental health support.

Posted 4/12/2026internshipRemote • 🇩🇪 GermanyEntry LevelWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

You will co-develop a high-impact marketing campaign for our new ZPP course — from concept and idea through to measurable success.
Take full ownership of the end-to-end user journey and collaborate with the founders to design engaging flyers and viral social media content.
Contribute to psychologically informed communication to ensure the course reaches the right relatives and caregivers.
Sharpen the target-group perspective: understand and address needs, barriers, and motivations.
Test and analyze target-audience messaging (What works? Which messages/formats lead to more sign-ups?).

Requirements

What you’ll need

Currently enrolled in a Psychology program (Bachelor’s or Master’s)
Interest in content for people with mental health conditions and their relatives/caregivers
Independent, structured working style
Basic skills in Google Workspace, Canva, and social media (especially Instagram)
Commitment, creativity, empathy, and teamwork are your superpowers
Prior successes or a strong interest in campaigns, content creation, or market research make you a standout candidate

Benefits

Comp & perks

Deep insights into digital marketing for social causes
Flexible working hours (20–30 hrs/week) with high responsibility and a measurable impact on mental health
Certificate of completion and a unique opportunity to actively shape our social mission — your stepping stone into a career

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Hard Skills & Tools

content creationmarket researchcampaign developmentpsychologically informed communication

Soft Skills

independent workingstructured working stylecreativityempathyteamwork

Certifications

Bachelor’s in PsychologyMaster’s in Psychology