Terms and Process

We interview all students who apply to make sure they are ready and committed to the program. They then rank the companies they would like to intern at. Taking their preferences into account, we send you student resumes and give you two weeks to interview candidates and find your fit. Finally, we make the match.

The course most relevant for companies is the internship course.

We interview all students who apply to make sure they are ready and committed to the program. They then rank the companies they would like to intern at. Taking their preferences into account, we send you student resumes and give you two weeks to interview candidates and find your fit. Finally, we make the match.

We have three internship terms, which correspond to three semesters: October through January. March through June. July through September.

You can accept as many students as you like, from as many faculties as you like- as long as you have enough suitable mentors for them. For new companies, we recommend starting with one intern and then deciding if you'd like to take on more after a full semester. Shenkar's Faculty of Design: Fashion, Textile Design, Jewelry design, Industrial Design, Interior Building & Environment Design, Visual Communications, Multidisciplinary Art School Shenkar's Faculty of Engineering: Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Software Engineering, Industrial Engineering & Management, Chemical Engineering, Polymer Materials Engineering.

The interns you accept are not legally employed by you. You should neither pay them nor have them sign a contract. The students are insured by Aluma Association*. You can have them sign an NDA if you need to, although we don’t provide one. *The Israeli Council for Higher Education has chosen Aluma to monitor the program.

You get 120 internship hours spread across two to three months, depending on the semester. You can spread the hours as you see fit, as long as it works for your intern. You are not allowed to exceed this quota.