Student internships

• High school students (and sometimes undergrads) who can commit on a weekly rhythm.
• People who like writing, organizing, talking to others, or shipping small creative projects.
• You don't need a perfect resume. You need curiosity, follow-through, and the habit of saying when you're stuck.

Depends on the team, but examples include:

• Research & content: structuring questions, fact-checking, drafting copy students can understand.
• Outreach: schools, partners, communities; respectful, organized follow-up.
• Social & creative: posts, graphics, short videos that match TruLevel's tone (clear, not hypey).
• Product / ops: testing flows, documenting bugs, internal checklists.

We track volunteer time through our internal team tools when you're onboarded, but that comes after we've read your application.

• Clear writing. Short paragraphs beat walls of text.
• Concrete examples (a project, a club, a job, a class you cared about).
• Realistic availability. We'd rather under-promise and over-deliver.
• A sense of why TruLevel's mission matters to you, even in a small way.

• Not a paid job (nonprofit volunteer / internship framing for school where applicable).
• Not a guarantee of admission. We match capacity and fit.
• Not 24/7 on-call; we respect school first.