Paid internships that earn real academic credit
One program connecting students, local businesses, colleges, and workforce boards — so an internship gets funded, supervised, and credited without anyone chasing paperwork.
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- Live markets
- 11
- Placements
- 6
- Participating employers
- 9
- Credit hours granted
Your local workforce board pays you $20 an hour to host an intern
You pay the wage. After a short board interview clears your candidate, the board reimburses you $20 for every hour they work. A full semester internship is roughly $4,200 back.
See how it worksPost the role
Your college partner will help you scope it
Pick a candidate
Sorted by skill match, never filtered
Board clears them
One short interview, booked in the app
Get reimbursed
$20/hour against approved timesheets
Two ways to earn credit
A full semester, or a project you can finish in a fortnight.
Semester internship
An ongoing role with a supervisor, 12–15 weeks, around 135–150 hours. Paid hourly, subsidised by your local workforce board, and worth three credit hours.
- Hourly wage, reimbursed to the employer at $20/hr
- Board interview determines your eligibility once
- Supervisor evaluation and logged hours
Project sprint
A scoped 5–40 hour project with a fixed fee and a real deliverable, finished in a week to a month. No interview, no semester commitment — stack a few and they add up to credit.
- Fixed project fee, paid on acceptance
- Starts in days — no board clearance needed
- Hours bank toward a credit as you complete projects
Four participants, one workflow
Everyone sees the same placement from their own side.
Students
One profile, reused for every application. Earn a wage and credit at the same time.
Open portalEmployers
Post roles, review matched candidates, and get reimbursed $20/hr for the hours they work.
Open portalColleges
Verify students, help employers scope good postings, and grant the credit.
Open portalWorkforce boards
Determine eligibility, authorize funding, and track the allocation you deploy.
Open portalLaunching market by market
Each market starts with a local workforce board, then a college partner, then opens to students and employers.
Pittsburg
Southeast Kansas
10 students · 6 employers · 11 placed
Emporia
Flint Hills
Garden City
Western Kansas
Salina
North Central Kansas
Hays
Smoky Hill