Help students find their next step.
Free source-linked internship guides, a 2027 recruiting calendar, and application preparation tools. Bring them into your advising, workshops, or student resource library.
- Student access
- Free to browse.
No account required. - Coverage
- Employer and program guides.
Confirm location and eligibility at the source. - Applying
- Students follow the original application source.
- Preparation
- Free guides, worksheets, and planning tools.
Three blank exercises to share
Give each session a useful next step.
Use the blank sheets with students. Begin the next session by checking what changed or trying the revised answer.
One application. One next step.
Check one official program, choose a preparation task, then return next week to check your progress.
Download the blank sheetOpen the exercise and guideBring one posting. Build two useful paragraphs.
Use your own experience, get a partner’s feedback, then adapt the exercise for your next role.
Download the blank sheetOpen the exercise and guideSay it. Hear what came through. Try again.
Practice a short introduction with a partner, revise the unclear part, then take a follow-up question.
Download the blank sheetOpen the exercise and guideOriginal InternshipDeadlines exercises. Share the blank sheets and clean guide links; students keep completed notes private.
50 original practice projects
Build, exchange and revise a work sample.
Choose one small case for a project session. Students build their own result, exchange it for a reproduction check, then return with a dated revision. Each guide includes original inputs, a separate answer key, a failure check and accurate wording for independent work.
Data analysis practice projects
Reconcile joins, rates, events and missing values with original small datasets.
Choose from ten tasksSoftware engineering practice projects
Reproduce API, parsing, time and interface failures with controlled fixtures.
Choose from ten tasksOperations and finance practice projects
Model capacity, costs, inventory and cash with visible assumptions.
Choose from ten tasksMarketing and communications practice projects
Audit campaign measurement, content identity, reuse and accessible communication.
Choose from ten tasksResearch and design practice projects
Document measurement, research questions, usability and reproducible design review.
Choose from ten tasksShare the clean guide links and original case files. These are invented exercises, with no employer assessment, vacancy claim or institutional endorsement. Students retain their own completed artifacts.
In an advising session, a workshop, or on their own
Support each part of the search.
Build a thoughtful shortlist
Explore employer and program guides, then check current opportunities and requirements at the original source before adding them to a shortlist.
Explore employer and program guidesMake room for preparation
Use published dates and a weekly workload plan to help students turn a shortlist into manageable next steps.
Explore the weekly plannerPut experience into words
Bring a résumé or interview worksheet into a workshop. Students can draft answers and download a copy to use later.
Browse guided worksheetsCheck the original source
Listings are a starting point, not a guarantee of availability or eligibility. Students should confirm the employer's requirements and application status before applying.
Keep uncertainty visible
Missing pay, sponsorship, and eligibility details are not estimates. A date-only deadline does not imply a midnight cutoff. Employers can close applications early.
Coverage is not exhaustive
The guides do not cover every employer or program. When listings are available, verification age changes an availability label; a failed scan does not prove that an employer closed a role. Confirmed closures, withdrawals, and published deadlines affect application-focused discovery.
Questions from campus teams
Access, privacy, and sharing
Do students need an account or a university login?
No. The guides, worksheets, and planning tools are public. Account-based alerts are not part of this release.
What happens to saved roles and notes?
Bookmarks, comparison choices, application stages, and notes stay in local browser storage. They are not synced across devices. Clearing browser data removes them.
Can we list the resource without becoming a partner?
Yes. You can share the public link and adapt the description above. A link does not create an institutional partnership, and you retain control over your resource-selection process.
Does this replace our institution's vetting?
No. Your institution's policies and the employer's original information remain the relevant checks. Review our methodology before recommending the resource.