Guide · Find My Intern
No, you do not need to be a student or a recent graduate. Internships are good for anyone looking to upskill or reskill into the workforce, get back into their field, or try a new field.
Who internships suit
- Students and recent graduates who want their first real experience.
- Parents returning to work after time at home, who want to refresh their skills and confidence.
- Seniors returning to work who want to get back into the workforce or try something new.
- Career changers who want to test a new field before committing to it.
- Anyone upskilling, for example after a short course, who needs practical experience to go with it.
Why it works
An internship gives you recent, relevant experience, a current referee and proof that you can do the work. For someone returning after a break or moving into a new field, that recent experience is often what gets you past the first screening.
How to start
- Create a free profile on Find My Intern and say which best describes you: student, graduate, returning to work, upskilling or trying a new field.
- Drop in your resume. We read it and fill in most of your profile for you.
- Be clear about your availability, for example two days a week.
- Apply for roles that match the skills you want to build.