We’re excited to launch our 4th cohort of High School Journalism Interns. This year, we’re opening spots for 10 talented students.

This opportunity is perfect for students passionate about international education, storytelling, and community. The internship is fully remote and open to students from any country. As a journalism intern, you’ll interview current international students and alumni and write articles about their journeys for publication on borderless.so/stories for thousands of readers.

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Position: Remote, unpaid Internship duration: Jan 2026-July 2026 Open to: Sophomores & Juniors in high school All countries & nationalities Application deadline: January 5, 2026

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🌏 About Borderless

Borderless is an EdTech platform empowering anyone from anywhere to study abroad. We believe that talent is equally distributed, but opportunity isn't, which is why we made it our mission to make international education truly accessible. How? By sharing stories of others who came before you, providing a free college counseling platform, and creating social media content.

✅ Responsibilities as a Journalism Intern

Main responsibilities

• Identify and reach out to current students and alumni from international universities or extracurricular programs
• Conduct interviews about their application process and study abroad experience
• Transform these conversations into insightful and polished articles

Additional

• Share and promote Borderless within your school, community, and online communities
• Support the planning and execution of Borderless events and webinars
• Test and provide thoughtful feedback on new Borderless tools (you’ll be the first ones to know about them!)

🗞️ Examples of articles from our past interns

U.S. Universities

• Johns Hopkins
• USC
• Princeton

European Universities

• Constructor
• Maastricht
• IU University

Asian Universities

• HKUST
• Sunway
• Tsinghua

⭐ Who we look for

We’re looking for curious and driven students who are excited about education and ready to grow as journalists. Ideal candidates:

• Are sophomores or juniors in high school

  We are not accepting seniors currently applying to colleges, as we believe your time is best spent on applications and school exams.