Bring the community to your campus.
Be the person on your campus who connects classmates to real opportunities: sessions where they build a website, labs where final-year teams get their projects online, challenges worth entering.
You don't need to teach any of it. You need to know your campus.
Four things, one semester.
A Campus Builder is the bridge between the community and their university. It is social, organised work, and none of it is technical.
Find the opportunity
Know what is happening on your campus. Which societies are active, which departments run projects, when final-year work is due, where the students who want to build are.
Make the introduction
Connect us to the right person: a society president, a department contact, an FYP coordinator. One good introduction is worth more than a hundred posters.
Fill the room
Get your classmates to the session and make sure they turn up. You know how people on your campus actually hear about things. We don't.
Keep it alive
Between activities, keep the group warm. Share what is coming, point people at challenges, tell us who is building something worth featuring.
What this is not
You are not a trainer. You are not technical support. You are not expected to run your campus on your own, and you never make commitments on TeachAI's or Hostinger's behalf. A City Lead and the national team are behind every activity you help open.
Real support, not just a title.
The kit
A TeachAI Builders Community welcome box: notebook, bottle, mug, keychain, stickers and a lanyard with your Campus Builder card.
Certificate and letter
A TeachAI Builders Community certificate and a signed appointment letter you can show your university.
The network
Every Campus Builder and City Lead in Pakistan, one group away, plus a direct line to the national team.
Sessions to point people at
Build Labs, FYP Labs and challenges, all funded and staffed. You bring the room, we bring what happens in it.
Your name on it
Campus Builder spotlights on our channels, and your campus named whenever we talk about what it built.
A path onwards
Active Campus Builders are the first people we consider for City Lead, and for trainer and judge roles as the community grows.
You, if…
- You are enrolled at a university in Pakistan. Second or third year is ideal, because you will still be here next semester.
- You know your campus: the societies, the noticeboards, the group chats, who actually turns up to things.
- You are comfortable asking people to come to something, and following up when they don't reply.
- You are organised enough to confirm a room and a date without being chased.
- You can give this a few hours across a semester, around your studies.
Not required: coding, design skill, a big following, or any experience with Hostinger. We will teach you what the sessions are. You teach us your campus.
From apply to your first session
Apply
The form below, about eight minutes. The part we read closely is your plan for your first thirty students.
A short conversation
Ten or fifteen minutes on a call with the team. Relaxed, not an interview panel.
You are in
Welcome email, the community group, your kit on its way, and your first mission: map your campus.
Your first activity
Your City Lead plans it with you and is in the room on the day.
Apply to be a Campus Builder
About eight minutes. We care about your campus and your energy, not perfect answers.
Good to know
Is this paid?
No, and there is no fee either. It is a volunteer role. You get the kit, a certificate and an appointment letter, and every session you help open is funded and staffed by us.
How much time does it take?
A few hours across a semester, concentrated around activities. Most of it is messages and introductions, not meetings.
Do I need to know how to code or build websites?
No. Campus Builders are connectors, not trainers. Trainers run the sessions. If you want to build too you are welcome to join as a Builder as well, but it is not part of the role.
My university is not on your list.
Apply anyway and tell us about it. We are opening universities through the term, and a strong application from a campus we had not planned is often how a new one opens.
What happens if I get busy with exams?
Tell us. Activity pauses around exam season anyway. The role is measured on contribution, not on hitting a quota of events.
Can two of us apply together?
Yes. Most active universities have two Campus Builders, and a pair who already work well together is easier than two strangers.