Some of our virtual internships are unpaid and offer academic credit, while others may include stipends. The availability of funding depends on the specific internship opportunities and placement partners. We’re transparent about compensation and help match you with roles that fit your academic and financial needs.

At Access Den, our virtual internships go beyond the basics of a remote internship by offering supervised, skill-based, real-world experience. All training, supervision, and client-facing responsibilities are conducted entirely online, preparing interns for digital professional services and telehealth careers. Unlike typical internships, ours are structured to offer meaningful mentorship, a low supervisor-to-student ratio, and real-time, applied learning.

Yes, our virtual internships include specialized clinical internships designed for graduate students in fields like Social Work, Counseling, and Marriage and Family Therapy. Interns conduct supervised telehealth sessions, assist with digital treatment planning, and participate in case consultations. These experiences are ideal preparation for licensure and future clinical roles in mental health.

Absolutely. Our virtual internships include remote marketing internships where interns execute social media campaigns, digital ads, and community engagement projects. These marketing roles help students build audience engagement and analytics skills, all while working remotely in real-world scenarios

Our virtual internships are intentionally designed to be flexible, aligning with coursework, employment, or caregiving responsibilities. Each internship is structured with a career-focused approach, offering real-world skill-building without disrupting your life. This is part of our commitment to providing high-quality online internships for students across disciplines.

Interns gain a wide variety of career-building skills, depending on their placement. For example, clinical internships help students develop skills in virtual communication, digital documentation, and telehealth ethics. Non-clinical roles like research, outreach, or healthcare operations build strengths in professional communication, data analysis, and digital service delivery, all essential for on-the-job training careers.

Definitely. Every virtual internship includes hands-on involvement in real tasks, such as client intakes, digital documentation, outreach, and even data reporting, depending on the track. Interns are trusted with meaningful responsibilities that reflect actual professional roles. This ensures that your experience is more than just educational, it’s a genuine part of your on-the-job training.

To apply for a virtual internship at Access Den, visit our website and click “Apply Now” to begin the process. You’ll be asked to provide your academic background and area of interest so we can match you with available roles. Once you submit the form, a member of our team will reach out to guide you through the next steps of your application. Placements fill quickly on a rolling basis, so we recommend applying early to secure your preferred internship opportunity.