Most student "internships" end with a PDF nobody checks. CareerLab runs the other way round: you enrol in a track, you are assigned real tasks every single day, a mentor reviews the work, and what you build becomes a public record — a Career Passport anyone can open, a certificate anyone can verify, and a letter of recommendation you earned rather than requested. Everything below already exists in the product.
A CareerLab certificate carries an unguessable ID on a public verification page, and can be revoked if it was earned dishonestly.
Tasks are assigned daily from a mentor-approved library and have to be submitted and reviewed before they count.
The Career Passport shows your verified work areas, XP and completion — as a link you can put in an application.
A letter of recommendation unlocks on measured performance, then goes to a mentor for approval.
Nine saved steps: profile, email verification, education, preferences, resume, terms and your program. Eligibility is diploma level and above.
Your course and career interest are scored against every track, and you pick from the closest matches.
Tasks are assigned each day and reviewed by a mentor. Fixed jobs run alongside them on daily and weekly cycles.
XP, performance and verified work areas accumulate on your Career Passport as you go.
Clear the performance bar to be issued a verifiable certificate, and request a letter of recommendation.
Anyone at diploma level or above — diploma, undergraduate, post-graduate or a professional course. You will be asked for your course, institution and roll number during enrolment, and applications below diploma level are not accepted.
To browse programs, open a Career Passport or verify a certificate, no. To enrol and do the work, yes — enrolment starts by creating a free Koovira account and verifying your email with a one-time code.
It depends on the program. Some programs run at no cost and some are paid; the live fee for each is shown on the pricing section of this page and on the program card itself. There is no fee to create an account or to look around.
Through your Koovira Wallet. Add money to the wallet, then the program fee is deducted when you enrol and a GST-inclusive invoice is recorded against your account. There is no separate card checkout inside CareerLab.
Your enrolment record is created with its own ID, any complimentary benefits attached to that program are provisioned, and your daily tasks begin. Your dashboard opens on day one of the program.
A Career Passport you can link to, and — if you clear that program's performance threshold — a certificate with a public verification page. Above the performance bar you can also request a letter of recommendation, which a mentor reviews before it is issued.
Yes, and without an account. Every certificate carries an ID that cannot be guessed, and the public verification page shows the participant, program, track, duration, performance and issue date, along with whether the certificate is still valid or has been revoked.
Some tasks and jobs carry a reward that is credited to your Koovira Wallet, but only after a reviewer approves that specific piece of work. Nothing is paid automatically, amounts vary by task, and CareerLab is not an income guarantee.
Your progress stays on your record and the enrolment stays in your account. Certificates are only issued for completed programs that meet the performance threshold, so stopping early means no certificate for that program.
Yes. A certificate can be revoked with a written reason, and the public page will then show it as revoked. That is deliberate — it is what makes the credential worth checking.
