Join a Team That ​Makes a Difference.
​If you want to be a part of this team of standout students that takes on challenging projects for nonprofits and small business all across the globe, apply now!
Have questions about the application process or the organization? Please reach out to us at flyerconsulting@gmail.com.
Mini-Course
Flyer Consulting offers a 1-semester mini-course for first-year students that introduces them to our work, client practices, non-profits, the consulting industry, and more.
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Students will have the opportunity to collaborate with Flyer Consulting team members to learn Excel, project management, public speaking, and client engagement practices used in our marketing, business development, and technical projects. Throughout the mini-course, they will be working in groups to analyze and then present a comprehensive deliverable for a simulated client.
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Students will register for the class by filling out a non-competitive application. This opportunity is open to all first-year students on a first-come, first-served basis. The class is exclusively held in the fall semester each year and meets 1 night per week for 8 weeks starting in October. Time and dates will be announced in the early fall.
Intern Program
The Flyer Consulting Intern Program is the first step for members new to our organization to learn all of the practices and skills needed to work on their first client engagement the following semester. Throughout the Intern Program, students work in teams to complete 3 data-driven case studies. Each case study allows interns to conduct research and implement a solution for a simulated client.
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​Each week, training will focus on a different aspect of our work from our marketing, business development, and technical solutions to project management, professional communication, client engagement, and critical thinking skills. Members of the Flyer Consulting team will be collaborating with interns to deliver focused trainings on both hard and soft business skills, and dive into systems and topics such as Tableau, Excel, data science, and more.
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Intern Program applications are open to freshman, sophomores, and juniors at the beginning of the fall semester. In the spring semester, applications are open to sophomores and first-year students. Following the application is a 2-round competitive interview process. Interns are chosen from this pool of applicants and then begin the 8-week Intern Program that semester.