AIntern

AI-native work experience for college students

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A virtual internship at a simulated company. You ship real deliverables, an AI manager reviews them the way a manager would, and you finish with a certificate anyone can check. Free for students.

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Brief 1 of 8Digital Marketing ~20 min · memo to your manager

Reallocate the ₹50,000 weekly ad budget

From: Priya Nair, Head of Insights

Weekly performance is below. We currently split ₹50,000 equally across three channels.

Send me a memo (120 to 250 words): how would you reallocate next week, and why? Remember: conversions pay the bills, not clicks.

ChannelSpend (₹)ClicksCPC (₹)ConversionsCost / conv.
Instagram16,6679,8001.70118₹141
Google Search16,6674,1004.07196₹85
Facebook16,6667,2002.3164₹260
PNManager review · Priya Nairapproved
Insight
4/5
Use of data
4/5
Clarity
3/5

This is an excellent, highly actionable proposal. You correctly identified that Google Search is our most efficient channel at ₹85 per conversion and rightly prioritized it with a ₹30,000 allocation. Your decision to maintain Instagram for volume at ₹141 per conversion while scaling back Facebook to a ₹5,000 testing budget shows strong strategic thinking. You avoided the common pitfall of chasing high click volumes, recognizing that clicks do not equal conversions. To make this even stronger, you could have explicitly calculated the projected conversion increase this new budget mix would yield. Overall, this is a very professional, data-driven recommendation that I can share directly with leadership.

✓ Approved · deliverable shippedA real review from the Digital Marketing track. Name removed.

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Three doors. Pick yours.

Students join free, with a batch link from their college or on their own. Teachers get a dashboard. Anyone can try one brief first.

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Join with your college's batch link, or on your own. Pick a track, meet your manager, open your first brief. Thirty minutes from now you will have shipped something.

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Put a whole batch on an internship you can supervise: every submission, every score, one report at the end. A batch link takes a minute to make.

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One brief, one deliverable, one honest review, in about two hours. A free account, no batch, and a card to share if you finish.

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How it works

A week at Meridian Retail Co.

Meridian is a simulated retailer with a real product catalogue, real numbers and a management team who expect things by Friday. The work, the reviews and the certificate are real. The company is the set.

Brief 1 of 8Digital Marketing ~20 min · memo to your manager

Reallocate the ₹50,000 weekly ad budget

From: Priya Nair, Head of Insights

ChannelSpend (₹)ClicksCPC (₹)ConversionsCost / conv.
Instagram16,6679,8001.70118₹141
Google Search16,6674,1004.07196₹85
Facebook16,6667,2002.3164₹260
  1. 1 of 7

    A brief lands on your desk

    Priya, your manager, sends real work with real numbers: a budget to split, a funnel to diagnose, a quarter to close. Every brief says how long it should take and what it will be scored on.

  2. 2 of 7

    You do the work, in your words

    A memo, a worksheet, a five-slide deck, or something you build with AI tools and hand in as a link or a PDF. Use AI to help if you like; the briefs that ask you to grade how well you drove it. Twenty to thirty minutes, most of them.

  3. 3 of 7

    Priya reads it like a manager

    Three scores out of five, feedback that names the specific thing to fix, and a verdict: approved, or revise and resubmit. Nothing generic, because she has read what you actually wrote.

  4. 4 of 7

    Sent back is the normal path

    92% of students who revised a brief scored higher the second time. The review exists for the second draft.

  5. 5 of 7

    Someone from outside the team calls

    A client renewal, a courier contract, a creator fee: four exchanges with a counterpart who has a limit you cannot see. The CCO reads the transcript and grades questions asked against concessions given.

  6. 6 of 7

    The CCO asks about your own work

    Before any certificate, a live question-and-answer session about the briefs you submitted. Not a quiz. Answer by chat, or by voice to earn Distinction.

  7. 7 of 7

    A body of work, and a certificate anyone can check

    One public page with every approved brief: what you made, the score on each line, the manager's review, and the executive's verdict from each live moment. A recruiter can read what you wrote. The certificate links to it.

What gets measured

Eight skills. Every brief. Same standard.

Each brief is scored on three of these. Your profile builds as you work, so by the end you know what you are good at and what to work on next, in plain words.

Clarity
Whether a busy person understands your work on one read, and whether it is pitched for them.
Structure
Whether the piece is built in an order that carries the reader, rather than in the order you thought of things.
Use of data
Whether you used the actual numbers you were given, correctly, to support what you claim.
Rigour
Whether you checked your own work: the arithmetic, the assumptions, and what the data does not say.
Insight
Whether you saw something past the obvious — the reading someone else would have missed.
Judgement
Whether you chose well under constraint, and were honest about what your choice costs.
Actionability
Whether someone could act on this on Monday morning.
AI workflow
How well you drove the AI tool, and whether you improved on what it gave back.

How a review is scored

What you finish with

A body of work that can be read, and a certificate that can be checked.

Every student gets one public page with every approved brief on it: the memo, the deck, the file they made, the score on each rubric line, the manager's review, and what the CCO said in the meeting, the crisis drill, the negotiation and the defense. The certificate links to it. Recruiters open the link. There is nothing to take on trust.

  • Issued only when every brief in the track is approved
  • The work itself is on the page, not just the titles
  • Portfolio defended to the CCO before it is released
  • Distinction for a defense given live, by voice
  • A second track earns a second certificate

What a verification page shows

AInternMeridian Retail Co. · Virtual Internship
Certificate of Completion
This certifies that
Your name here
completed the Business Analytics internship track as a Business Analytics Intern, shipping all 10 AI-reviewed deliverables to a professional standard.
Average rubric score
★ / 5
Credential ID
AIN-2026-••••••

A sample. Real ones carry a credential ID and a verification link.

From the survey

What the last batches said

From the college's own feedback survey: 43 responses, September 2026, averaging 4.0 out of 5 on whether they would recommend AIntern.

“The Capstone was excellent and truly taught me how to build audit-ready, enterprise-level AI finance workflows.”
Finance & Accounts intern, TYBCOM 2026
“AIntern was a practical and engaging experience that helped me understand how to use AI effectively while still applying human judgment. The manager feedback was especially useful because it encouraged me to question AI outputs, verify information, and make better decisions.”
PR & Corporate Communications intern, pilot batch 2026
“Great simulation, very practical, realistic tasks. The Priya Nair feedback loop and the ethical/legal risk angle was especially valuable. Helped me understand not just how to use AI, but when not to.”
Recent graduate, August 2026 survey
“Excellent, hands-on program. Loved the realistic enterprise challenges and the focus on ethics and critical evaluation. It bridged the gap between theory and actual AI adoption at work.”
Recent graduate, August 2026 survey
“AIntern was very positive and practical. It helped me understand how AI can be used in real-world marketing tasks, while also teaching me the importance of reviewing AI outputs critically rather than relying on them blindly. The projects were engaging and helped me improve my creativity.”
Undergraduate student, August 2026 survey
“Overall, AIntern was a useful and engaging experience. The tasks helped me build practical AI skills, think more critically about AI-generated outputs, and understand how AI can be used in a professional environment. The simulation and feedback made the experience more realistic and valuable.”
Undergraduate student, August 2026 survey
“AI intern is a powerful accelerator, but human judgement, and fact checking are essential before using its output or business decision.”
Business Analytics intern, pilot batch 2026
“It was a really nice experience, I got to learn a few things and helped my communication skills.”
PR & Corporate Communications intern, pilot batch 2026
“The information provided was highly beneficial and insightful regarding the ethical and effective utilization of AI tools.”
PR & Corporate Communications intern, pilot batch 2026
“great for learning office ways and how ai is being used in our work”
Undergraduate student, August 2026 survey
“had a great experience. it was fun. thanks!”
Undergraduate student, August 2026 survey
“Good platform for learning AI use in professional settings.”
Undergraduate student, August 2026 survey

Decisions, made early

What we don't do

No invented numbers.

Every count on this site is read from the database when the page loads. Every quote is from the survey, attributed by track and batch.

No AI-detection.

Detectors guess, and a guess should not decide a grade. The defense does the job instead: you answer questions about your own work, live.

No pretending the jobs haven't changed.

Every track says what the AI has taken from the role and what is left. The briefs test what is left: briefing the AI, editing it, checking it against the numbers, deciding.

No paying to pass.

A certificate is issued by the rules or not at all. There is nothing to buy anywhere on this site.

No ads, and no selling data.

Students bring their own free AI key and we host the rest. What we store, and why, is written down in plain words.

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Students join free. Teaching a class? A batch link takes a minute, and your students' first brief is already written.

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