Wantedly Intern インターンシップ・就活アプリ

Wantedly Intern finds new graduates / interns who really want to work.

Find the new graduate/internship you really want to work for on Wantedly Intern.

Wantedly Intern is the student version of Wantedly.

・If you're going to do an internship, you want to do it at a company where you can grow

・You want to work at a company where you can be an immediate asset after graduation

・You want to work at a startup or venture company

・You want to talk to cool people who are actually working

This app is full of internship information that will make those wishes come true.

Wantedly's recruitment requirements let you know what kind of vision the company has for their work, making it easy to find an internship that fits you.

・Recommended internships

・Recruitment at senior companies

・Search by keyword

・Pickups of noteworthy companies

・Interviews with senior interns

We support your "encounter with possibilities" through these and other features.

Among the more than 30,000 companies listed on Wantedly, there are a variety of companies recruiting for various positions, from [large companies] such as Yahoo and Recruit, to [startup companies] such as CyberAgent and Mercari, as well as other NPOs and local governments.

More than 4 million users use Wantedly, and many students have found internships that excite them.

Use Wantedly to enjoy a rich student life.

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I was a first-year university student with no skills, but now I am creating services as an engineer. (First year at the University of Tokyo, intern at FiNC Inc.)

The troublesome profile registration is linked to Facebook, and by registering a profile picture, people can get to know my atmosphere in advance, so I can talk to employees without being more tense than usual and it's fun! (Third year at Tsuda University, visitor to CyberAgent Inc.)

Wantedly allows you to directly interact with company staff and go out to play, so that was a great fit for me. (Sophia University, Retty Inc.)

The page is full of job postings that reflect the company's unique characteristics, so just looking at the many companies that seem like a good fit is exciting. (4th year student at Waseda University, Shiroyagi Corporation)