The resource I mentioned in the reel is called Forage. It is a free platform where Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, BCG, Deloitte and dozens of other global firms have built real work simulations — open to every Indian student, right now.
The platform is called Forage — theforage.com. It is free. It has been free since 2017. Most Indian students have never heard of it.
Forage is not a coaching platform. It is not another certificate mill. It is a platform where actual companies — the ones you want to work at one day — have designed real work modules replicating what their interns and junior employees actually do.
You complete the tasks. You get a certificate. That certificate lists the firm's name — Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, BCG — as the issuing organisation on your LinkedIn profile. A recruiter searching candidates sees a Goldman Sachs simulation listed on your profile. And it cost you a weekend.
Forage is not a replacement for a real internship. Do not list it as work experience on your resume — list it under Certifications or Activities. But as a student with nothing on your resume, this is the most practical step you can take this weekend. I recommend it to every student I counsel who is trying to build a profile from scratch.
Forage has hundreds of programs. Most students open the catalogue and get overwhelmed. Below is my shortlist — the programs I actually recommend to students depending on where they are headed.
In a 1-on-1 session, Anshul can tell you exactly which Forage programs to pick, how many to do, and how to position them for your specific college applications or job interviews.
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