internship in servicenow

[sonia55]

hello everyone,i am sonia sebastian,currently a servicenow aspirant(self leaner).i want to do an internship in servicenow to gain practical experience and to know work culture in it industry(no prior experience in it field).can anyone suggest how should i approach and in which stream as admin,developer,itsm, etc.

[Community Alums]

Hi @sonia55 

Servicenow has Now learning portal : https://learning.servicenow.com/lxp

First you need to complete the basic for ServiceNow so I would suggest to go through 

Welcome to Servicenow course : https://learning.servicenow.com/lxp?id=learning_course_prev&course_id...

and 

ServiceNow Administration Fundamentals 

Also, you must request for a developer instance from https://developer.servicenow.com/. In the instance you need to do hand-on.

you can refer to youtube course  : Learn & Grow Together With Atul G

https://www.youtube.com/c/LearnGrowTogetherwithAtulG?app=desktop

Once you are confident, apply for the fresher job for ServiceNow.

Please mark the answer helpful and as solution 

Thanks 

Akash Kishore

and 

[SatyakiBose]

Hi @sonia55 

Good day.

Just to be clear, are you looking for internship in ServiceNow domain offered by vendors, and other companies, or as in the ServiceNow organization?

1. You can register on the nowlearning portal - ServiceNow - Now Learning. There are multiple courses curated, based on the job profile you want. it could be admin, developer, implmentation specialist etc.

2. You should also get a personal developer instance by registering on this site - ServiceNow Developers. You have multiple sessions, classes and recorded sessions that you can go through and simultaneously practice them on your PDI.

Alternatively, you can register with an authorized training partner.

You can join the SNDevs Slack Community – The largest independent ServiceNow developer community with over 11,000 reg... group, and also their slack channel. You can collaborate with multiple developers from around the world.

Hope I was able to answer your questions,

[SiD2]

Hi @sonia55 

I guess we take interns only from direct university partnerships and you can check in your university where you are studying in.

But this doesn't stop you from learning and I see other posts already providing good suggestion and materials.

[Mahesh VS]

ServiceNow's LinkedIn page is a good way to stay informed about opportunities. Additionally, the NowLearning platform can also provide guidance on learning paths and other resources that can help you build the skills and knowledge needed for a career in the field.