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Share local-first career editors with classmates on campus. We are building the campus crew now — apply to be one of the first ambassadors, and help shape how the program rewards its leaders.
What the campus program offers today, and what we are building next. Reward mechanics are still being designed — we will publish them in full before anyone is asked to earn anything.
The reward we are building first: ambassadors get the paid tier free while they are active, so you can use the premium portfolio templates and AI credits you are telling classmates about.
Every application is read by hand. There is no automated validator and no instant badge, which means slower decisions and far fewer fake accounts in the program.
VeriWorkly is built by one person. Ambassadors get to say what is broken for students on their campus and see it fixed, which is the part we can promise today without qualification.
The first cohort helps decide what earns recognition and what it is worth. Joining now means influencing the rules rather than inheriting them.
Scroll down for the three steps, exactly as they run today: you apply, a person reads it, and you hear back.
Fill in the application form: your college, graduation year, and a few short answers about why you want in and what you would bring. It takes a few minutes.
Your application is read by a person, so a decision takes time rather than arriving instantly. The apply page shows your status throughout as pending, approved, or not accepted.
Your application is in the queue. One person reads every one of these, so give it a little time — you will not be left guessing.
Approved ambassadors get a direct line to the person building VeriWorkly and a say in how the reward system works. We publish the specifics before anyone is asked to earn anything.
An illustration of how campus standings will look. These are sample names and figures, not real ambassadors — the program has not launched, and nothing here is live data.
Something here not answered, or want to know where the program is headed?