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Applications for the 2027 National Internship Programme, coordinated by the Turkish Employment Agency (İŞKUR), run from 26 October to 14 December 2026. Public institutions, universities and private employers offer opportunities through the programme. Applying does not guarantee an internship offer.
Archive photograph of İŞKUR headquarters in Ankara, 2013. Vikiçizer, image details, CC BY-SA 3.0.
| Stage | Date or action |
|---|---|
| Applications open | 26 October 2026 |
| Deadline | 14 December 2026; check the platform for the closing time |
| Opportunity cycle | 2027; internship dates depend on each offer |
| After submission | Monitor the platform, offers and university instructions |
Public institutions have announced applications from associate and undergraduate students for placements in their units. Eligibility, enrolment status and opportunity requirements depend on the applicant and offer. Read the current rules in the platform. International students should check their nationality and enrolment eligibility with the platform or university career centre rather than assume acceptance or exclusion.
1. Open the National Internship Programme platform and check the 2027 cycle and available sign-in method.
2. Review your identity, enrolment, programme and contact details. Ask your university to correct inaccurate records; do not share your password with an intermediary.
3. Complete the education, skills, experience and activity fields and upload only documents requested by the system. Read each field's criteria before uploading.
4. Review the application and complete the submission or confirmation step shown. Check the application status and keep confirmation details private.
5. Monitor the account and registered contact channels. If an offer appears, review the employer, location, dates, duration, instructions and response deadline.
Whether a placement counts toward graduation depends on the university and degree requirements. Before accepting, show the description and duration to your department or internship committee. Ask about forms, prior approval, insurance and other steps. An offer alone does not establish academic recognition.
Do not assume a standard payment or that accommodation and transport are included. Ask the employer and university for written details of any pay, insurance, who registers it, working hours and expected expenses. The university may require action before the placement starts.
Employers manage opportunities and may send offers requiring a response by a deadline. Check your account and email and verify the employer through official channels. No immediate offer does not itself mean acceptance or rejection. Ask for written clarification if the place or dates change before arranging travel or committing.
- Check enrolment, degree and contact details.
- Match documents to the platform's criteria.
- Confirm submission and status before the deadline.
- Discuss academic recognition and insurance with your university.
- Read the offer and response deadline before accepting.
Does every applicant get a placement? No; submission does not guarantee an offer.
Is the programme limited to one ministry? No; several types of institution participate, with requirements for each offer.
Is there a confirmed closing time? The announcements reviewed give 14 December without a time. Check the platform and apply early.
Does any certificate fit any field? Check the field criteria and ask your university if unclear.