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How Industry to Edu works

Organizations everywhere want to share their work with students — and schools want real-world learning. But tours, events and internships live in scattered emails, PDFs and personal contacts. Industry to Edu is the shared place where both sides meet.

For schools

  1. Create an account with your school email
  2. Add your school's details for verification
  3. Browse and filter opportunities
  4. Request a date with your group size and notes
  5. Track approvals, upload forms, and sync to your calendar

For organizations

  1. Apply with your organization's details
  2. Get approved by our team
  3. Create listings with dates, capacity and requirements
  4. Approve requests and view school rosters
  5. Track upcoming visits and capacity from your dashboard

Questions

Who can sign up as a school?
Teachers, counselors, administrators and CTE/career coordinators using their school-issued email. Public schools on .edu, k12 or district domains are verified automatically. Private and independent schools (for example on .org) upload a staff ID or a letter on school letterhead, which our team reviews and then deletes. Personal addresses like Gmail can't be used.
Who can become a partner?
Companies, studios, museums, performing-arts organizations, nonprofits and public agencies that offer tours, events, workshops, or internships for K–12 and college students. Every partner is reviewed before listings go live.
Does it cost anything?
No. Industry to Edu is free for schools and partners during our launch.
How do approvals work?
Partners choose per listing: instant booking (spots are confirmed automatically while space remains) or manual review (the partner approves, declines or requests changes).
What about waivers and permission slips?
Partners attach the forms they need to a listing. After booking, schools upload completed documents directly to the request — no email attachments.
Can I see bookings in my calendar?
Yes. Every user gets a private calendar feed you can subscribe to from Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar, and each booking has Add-to-calendar links.
Do students need accounts?
No. Educators manage the group. Rosters store only first names, last initials and grade.
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