Practice for students
Little work experience? You still have a good answer. Practice saying it.
Practice internship and first-job interviews with an AI recruiter you talk to by voice. It is designed to ask about the classes, projects, clubs and part-time jobs that count as experience.
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The problem
Most students apologise for their experience before they describe it.
Interviewers for internships and first jobs know you have little work history. They listen for curiosity, initiative and what you personally did in a project, class or job.
Saying that out loud, and hearing a follow-up question, is the part you cannot practise by reading a list of questions.
The demo
Internship or First Job Interview: Tell Me About Yourself
Priya Nair, university recruiting lead
“Thanks for making time. To start, tell me a little about yourself.”
Priya asks you to introduce yourself and why you want this internship. If you apologise for not having experience, she asks about a project or class that prepared you, and what you did in it.
What you're scored on
Structure
What you study, what you have done, why this role.
Relevance
Projects, classes or jobs connected to the internship.
Confidence
You own your experience without apologising for its size.
How it works
Three steps, start to finish
Create a free account
No card required. Confirm your email and the demo is waiting.
Talk it through
Priya Nair speaks first. Answer out loud, the way you would for real.
Read your review
An overall score, a score for each dimension, a summary and coaching notes. Your first interview is free.
Then keep going
More scenarios once you're in
FAQ
Questions
Which interviews can students practice?
An internship or first-job interview, a career fair introduction, behavioral questions drawn from student life, a college, scholarship or grad school interview, a class presentation with Q&A, and a thesis or capstone defense.
I have no work experience. What do I talk about?
Class projects, clubs, part-time jobs and volunteering all count. The interviewer asks what you personally did in one of them.
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Medical school interview practice →Do I talk to it or type?
By default, the interviewer speaks aloud and you answer by voice. You can also mute the AI voice or switch the session to text-only.
What does the feedback cover?
Each demo is scored against its own rubric. The review shows an overall score, a score for each dimension, a performance summary and coaching notes.
Is it free?
Your first interview is free, with its full scored review, and a free account can create one personalized scenario of your own. After that, each interview is a one-off $5, or unlimited on the Individual plan. No card required to sign up.
Say it out loud before it counts.
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