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FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Your
next move.

Find internships built for high school students. Compare the details, save the ones worth pursuing, and keep track of what comes next.

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01 / ON THE WEB

Find your starting point.

Explore internships for high school students in your browser. Open a listing to check its location, eligibility, deadline, and application link before you decide what belongs on your shortlist.

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You can browse without an account. Save promising opportunities in your browser and return to them when you are ready.
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02 / ON YOUR IPHONE

See what fits you.

Tell the iPhone app what interests you and what is practical for you. It brings relevant opportunities into one feed, with the requirements and a clear explanation of why each one may fit.

Interny explaining why an internship matches your preferences
A recommendation is a place to start. Check the program’s own page for its current rules before applying.
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03 / KEEP MOVING

Know what comes next.

Finding an opportunity is only the beginning. Keep track of what you have saved, where each application stands, and the tasks and deadlines ahead. Use the website or iPhone app to stay organized as you apply.

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Interny helps you prepare and keep your place. Applications are submitted through each program’s official site.
GOOD QUESTIONS

About the website
and app.

Interny YOUR NEXT STEP

Start with
what interests you.

Explore internships on the website. Take your next steps with Interny wherever you are.

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ABOUT INTERNY / OUR MISSION

Make the first step
feel possible.

We help high school students find internships they can actually pursue, understand what each opportunity asks of them, and follow through on what comes next.

Because access to a next move should begin with curiosity and clear information—not with already knowing where to look.