A student portfolio that gets you the internship
With little professional experience, your projects are your experience. A student portfolio gathers coursework, personal projects and certifications on one page, so a recruiter can see what you can do. Build it in an afternoon, free.
What to put in a student portfolio
You do not need clients. These count:
- School and group projects, with your exact role
- Personal projects, even small ones that work
- Certifications and relevant courses
- Associations, hackathons, volunteering
- The skills each one demonstrates
Turn school work into proof
Name the problem, your part and what you learned or delivered. Then link each skill to the projects that show it: a recruiter sees that your React skill rests on three real projects, not on a star rating.
Ready for applications
Import your CV or LinkedIn, pick a template, and publish on your-name.portf.app. Put that address in your application, your email signature and your LinkedIn profile.
Ready to put your work online?
Import your CV or LinkedIn, pick a template, publish on your-name.portf.app.
Free plan, no credit card, no time limit.
Frequently asked questions
Should a student have a portfolio?
Yes, especially for technical, creative and business roles. It shows initiative and lets you prove skills when you have no job history yet.
What can I show with no experience?
Coursework, personal and group projects, certifications, hackathons and volunteering. Explain your role and the result of each.
Is it free for students?
Yes. The free plan lets you publish a complete portfolio with no time limit and no credit card.