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Use every paid study feature during your ambassador term.
Bring plud to your school, build a stronger study culture, and get rewarded for the students you help.
Rolling applications. Open to students worldwide.
The program
A quick look before you apply
Who it is for
Current university students
Where
Campuses worldwide
Time
About 3 to 4 hours weekly
What you get
You bring the campus knowledge. We give you the tools, support, and rewards to make your ideas happen.
Use every paid study feature during your ambassador term.
Get rewarded when students and campus groups join through you.
Receive a signed certificate and a LinkedIn recommendation.
Join a private network of ambassadors from campuses worldwide.
Your part
We want real campus advocates who care about helping students study better.
Show students how plud can help them understand and remember their course material.
Host a study session, club demo, or another useful event each month.
Tell us what students find useful, what feels unclear, and what they need next.
Your campus starts here
Set aside about 5 minutes. We read every application ourselves.
What happens next
You will always know what comes next and when you should expect to hear from us.
Tell us about you, your campus, and how you would introduce plud.
Selected applicants join a short 15 minute conversation with us.
Get your playbook, referral link, assets, and direct team support.
Any current undergraduate or postgraduate student who enjoys useful technology and building community. You do not need to study a technical subject.
No. The ambassador program is free to join.
Each term runs for one academic semester. You can apply for another term when it ends.
Plan for about 3 to 4 hours each week. Your studies always come first.
No. Campus clubs, course groups, friend networks, and real student relationships matter just as much.
We read every application and may invite you to a short conversation. We aim to respond within 7 days.
Yes. Larger schools can have several ambassadors who work together.