Rally

Last updated 11 August 2026

About Rally

Rally is a bilingual student opportunity directory built to make useful internships, competitions, and pathways easier to find in Thailand.

Rally at a glance

A clearer way to find student opportunities

Browse useful listings with the key context and official organizer source close at hand.

Directory
Internships, competitions, scholarships, and student programs
Review standard
Reviewed against public organizer sources
Built by
Arm / Kamolpop Vitayarat · KMUTT

What Rally does

Rally is a bilingual directory for students in Thailand to discover internships, hackathons, ambassador programs, study-abroad scholarships, and other useful opportunities in one place.

Each listing keeps the official organizer source close at hand, so students can compare the important details and continue to the source before applying or registering.

Why it exists

The idea started with a common student problem: useful opportunities are scattered across company pages, university announcements, event platforms, and social posts.

Rally brings those discovery paths together while keeping the official source as the final place to confirm deadlines, eligibility, and application instructions.

How listings are reviewed

Rally records evidence from public organizer, university, government, program, and recruitment pages. Important facts stay unknown when the official source does not provide them.

Rally does not invent deadlines, eligibility, compensation, locations, or application routes from similar opportunities. It is a discovery directory, not an application service.

How students use Rally

Start with a collection such as internships, IT internships, Bangkok internships, or hackathons. Read the status, deadline, eligibility, and source details before deciding what fits.

Use the guides when you need help preparing a resume, writing an internship email, or getting ready for a hackathon. Always confirm the latest information on the official organizer page.

Built by Arm

Arm / Kamolpop Vitayarat, Computer Engineering student at King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT)

Arm is a student builder working across AI, embedded systems, and practical engineering tools. Rally grew from his experience of missing useful opportunities because there was no clear place to discover them.

Explore Rally

Rally is an open project. Read the public project overview and follow the work behind the directory.