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InternPick.com
Real work experience, through your school.
InternPick is the place your school posts internships and work-based learning programs — join with your school invite.
Connecting Classrooms to Careers
One place to find programs your school already approved.
Instead of cold-emailing local businesses or hoping a flyer finds you, your coordinator posts real internships and practicum programs — you browse, apply, and get placed, all in one dashboard.
Browse programs
See deadlines, hours, and learning objectives before you apply.
Apply once
Reuse your profile and materials for every program you're interested in.
Build a real record
Log hours and finish with documentation for your resume or college application.
Yes — it's built around your school, not the open internet.
- Invite-only: you only ever see programs your own school has posted.
- Every program is picked and published by your school's coordinator.
- One message thread with your coordinator, from application through placement.
- Some schools also require parent or guardian sign-off before you start.
From invite to internship, in four steps.
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Explore programs
See live listings from your school with hours, deadlines, and objectives up front.
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Apply & get placed
Submit your application. Your coordinator and the host business confirm your placement.
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Log hours & finish
Track your hours as you go, then finish with a completion record.
Why students say it's worth it
- Real work experience with a local business — not a simulation.
- A career profile and resume you build once and reuse everywhere.
- A completion record your coordinator reviews and can count toward credit.
- A direct line to your coordinator if you have questions along the way.
What applying actually looks like
Real counts from the product, not sales math.
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Screen to apply
One modal — no separate application site
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Required field
A short personal statement; a resume is optional
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Message thread
One conversation with your coordinator, start to finish
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School-approved
Only programs your coordinator has published
What students use today — and why it's different here.
Family & friend networking
Asking around or cold-emailing local businesses on your own.
Uneven access — it depends entirely on who you already know.
General job & networking apps
Broad platforms mostly built for college students and adult job seekers.
Not school-scoped, not built for minors, and not focused on short-term learning placements.
Paid concierge placement services
A family pays a fee for a service to find and guarantee a placement.
Costs money, and the internship is arranged outside your school — it may not count for credit.
InternPick only shows programs your own school has approved and keeps your hours and completion record tied to your coordinator — so it can count toward credit where your school allows it.
Join through your school
Students use InternPick only after their school sends an invite. Browse, apply, and track hours in one place your coordinator already runs.