Paid, project-based internships at small and medium companies in Hamamatsu & Shizuoka. Real work experience — designed around your classes, within the 28-hour international student work limit.
2–8 weeks
期間
Paid hourly
時給制
Bilingual support
通訳・書類サポート
Hourly pay (時給制) for defined project work — not free labor, not photocopying. The rate is set per project and you know it before you start.
Defined scope, defined deliverables. Work you can show in your portfolio and talk about in job interviews.
2–8 weeks gives both sides time to decide. No obligation either way — but many projects are designed as a "test before hiring".
Every project is defined with the company before you start — scope, deliverables, and schedule.
Tell us your skills, languages, schedule, and what you want to do.
A project that fits your skills, permit status, and schedule at a local SME.
With permits, paperwork, and weekly check-ins handled. If both sides want it, join the company.
Shizuoka University and other universities grant internship credits with specific requirements (e.g., the 10-day program 静岡大学インターン単位). Tell us the requirements from your university and we design the project to fit them.
ScholarStark is operated from Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, by a former international student. Bilingual support (English & Japanese) covers permits, paperwork, and weekly check-ins. Your information is used only for internship matching and is shared with a host company only after a match is found and you agree — see the privacy policy.
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Your information is used only for internship matching. It is shared with a host company only after we find a match and you agree. Full policy: privacy policy
Is my information shown to companies?
No. Your profile is only shared after we find a match and you agree to the introduction. Nothing goes to a company without your consent.
What about 資格外活動許可 (work permit)?
You need a valid permit, but any status is fine — granted, applying, or unsure. We check before you start, and support 個別許可 applications when a schedule needs more than 28 hours.
How am I paid?
Directly by the host company, hourly (時給制), based on actual hours worked.
Can I balance my studies?
Yes. Projects are designed around your class schedule and the 28-hour international student work limit. You set your available hours in your profile.
Do I have to join the company afterward?
No. Hiring is optional for both sides — the internship is valuable on its own.