High School Intern

High School Student Internship

Note: Start and end dates are flexible.

Location: Remote

Hours: Flexible, but we expect a commitment of at least 5 hours per week

Note: This internship is unpaid.

About Admitpro.ai

Admitpro.ai is an early-stage artificial intelligence startup built to help high school students discover their strengths, map out early career paths, and navigate the journey toward their future goals. We are building a platform where cutting-edge technology meets human potential. We are opening our virtual doors to ambitious high schoolers who want a front-row seat to see exactly how a tech company is built and launched.

What We Provide to You

This internship is built from the ground up to give you real-world skills, an incredible resume, and a massive advantage when you apply to college. We do not expect you to have any prior business or coding experience; we just want you to be curious, hardworking, and ready to learn.

Here is what you will get out of your internship with us:

  • Hands-on Training with Next-Gen AI: You won't just be using basic ChatGPT. We will teach you how to work with advanced, autonomous software engineering and AI agents like Claude Code, Hermes Agent, and OpenClaw.

  • A Real Portfolio Project: Over the course of the internship, you will build your own independent project—a complete competitor analysis and startup strategy guide using your new AI skills. At the end of the internship, you will give a formal presentation of your project to our leadership team. This gives you a tangible, impressive asset to talk about in your college applications and essays.

  • Letters of Recommendation & Certificates: Every student who completes the internship will receive an official certificate of completion. For students who show amazing growth and excellence, our founders will write a personalized letter of recommendation for your college applications.

What You Will Do

As a Summer Intern, your week will balance structured learning with real startup experience:

  • Learn: Attend / watch training to master new AI tools and business software.

  • Test: Act as an elite internal tester for the Admitpro.ai platform—using the service deeply, catching bugs, testing new features, and giving us direct feedback on what works and what can be improved.

  • Build: Apply the AI frameworks you learn in class to create your final strategic summer project.

Who We Are Looking For

  • You are a current high school student who is driven, ambitious, and excited about technology, AI, business, or startups.

  • You are organized, reliable, and comfortable working in a remote, independent environment.

  • No prior experience is required. We will teach you everything you need to know.

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