Why companies partner with us
Host high school interns at your company
Most companies want to develop talent pipelines, engage employees, and create meaningful social impact. What if you could do that with one program?
Prelude partners with leading companies and innovative high schools to launch Learn and Earn internship programs.
These experiences offer a unique win-win opportunity: they prepare young professionals to thrive in their future careers while boosting employee engagement and team pride today.
Your partner for lasting impact
We know high school internships sound overwhelming, but they don’t have to be. Our turnkey program makes it simple to welcome students to your campus, build an early talent pipeline, empower your managers, and impact your community.
01.
Engage your Employees
Prelude provides resources and training, ensuring employees have a great experience.
95% of intern supervisors say the Prelude experience makes them feel proud of their workplace.
02.
Invest in Next-Gen Talent
Build relationships with motivated young people who bring curiosity, creativity, and fresh perspectives to your workplace.
94% of Prelude interns say they gained confidence in setting college and career goals.
03.
Develop Strong People Leaders
Intern managers scope work, give feedback, and become long-term mentors.
86% of intern supervisors leverage the experience for their own professional development.
04.
Create Community Impact
Open doors for local high school students from lower-income communities.
The typical Prelude intern earns $5,600 in wages as they take their first steps toward economic freedom.
05.
Advance CSR Priorities
Demonstrate your commitment to economic mobility, education, and college and career readiness.
Students who complete paid internships secure 36% more job offers and earn a $12K higher median starting salary than students with no internship experience.
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“This experience has been incredibly rewarding. We have the chance to make a real impact in students’ early professional journey while developing our own leadership and communication skills.”
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What to expect
Prelude interns show up on their first day ready to contribute.
They aren't a replacement for full-time employees, but they will be able to complete meaningful projects with measurable results.
Most intern supervisors find that students can take on valuable work that would otherwise remain on the back burner, such as conducting strategic research, analyzing employee survey data, or building productivity tools.



