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Autumn 2026 cohort · 134 seats open

An internship that produceswork worth showing.

R3i FutureFit places you inside a live workstream at an R3i venture for six sprints. You get a named mentor, weekly written review, and a final panel defence. What you leave with is a portfolio of evidenced work — reviewed to the standard the team holds itself to.

6
sprint weeks
1
named mentor
10–14
hours per week
100%
remote

Open tracks

Each track is hosted by a real team and led by a practitioner who does the work. Foundation tracks assume no prior experience; Advanced tracks assume you can already build.

Field
Level

How it works

01

Match to a track

Six live tracks across product, data, AI, venture, design and growth. Each one is a real workstream inside an R3i venture, not a simulation built for training.

02

Work six sprints

A weekly theme, a named outcome and three to four graded tasks. You are reviewed against the same bar as the permanent team, in writing, every week.

03

Defend your work

The final sprint is a panel. You present the decision you made, the evidence behind it, and what you would do next — and you take the hard questions.

04

Leave with proof

A verified skills passport, a recorded defence and a written case study. Evidence a hiring manager can actually assess, instead of a certificate of attendance.

What makes it different

Most virtual internships are recorded content with a completion badge. FutureFit is built on the opposite premise: the only thing that transfers to a career is work someone qualified has reviewed and challenged.

Deliverables, not shadowing

Every sprint ends in something that exists: a spec, a pipeline, a memo, a blueprint. If it can't be reviewed, it isn't a sprint outcome.

One named mentor

Not a cohort channel and a bot. A single practitioner who reviews your work weekly and signs off — or doesn't — on each sprint outcome.

Remote and honest about it

Ten to fourteen hours a week, asynchronous by default, with two fixed live sessions. Designed for people who are also studying or working.

Assessed against real work

The rubric is the internal one. A pass means your output met the standard the team uses on Monday morning, not a course grading curve.

Autumn 2026 applications are open

Applications are reviewed on motivation and availability, not on where you studied. Pick a track, tell us why, and we will match you to a mentor.

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