Advertised roles are a lottery. This is the other game.
Most small firms never advertise. Wynnel finds the ones near each student, researches them properly, and puts a specific, genuine approach in the student's own drafts folder. The student reads it, edits it, and sends it themselves.
Free for students, always. Universities fund their cohort.
How it works
Four steps, then you send
Say what you're after
Your course, the work you want, and how far you can travel.
We find the firms
Firms near you that never advertise a role.
We research each one
Then write an email about that firm, specifically.
You read and send
Drafts land in your Gmail. You send them yourself.
Say what you're after
Your course, the work you want, and how far you can travel.
We find the firms
Firms near you that never advertise a role.
We research each one
Then write an email about that firm, specifically.
You read and send
Drafts land in your Gmail. You send them yourself.
What a student actually gets
A draft that is grounded in something real
Every draft is built from two or three verified facts about the specific firm. Here is an illustrative example — not a real firm or a real email.
To: jane@maplecoadvice.example
Subject: A quick question about advice work at Maple & Co.
Hi Jane,
I saw on the ASIC Financial Advisers Register that you're the principal adviser at Maple & Co., and the local paper's recent piece on your first-home-buyer program made me think you'd understand where I'm starting from.
I'm a final-year financial planning student in Melbourne's east. I'm not asking about a posted role — I'm looking for 20 minutes of your time to hear how you built your practice, and whether there's any paid project work a student could help with.
Would a short call in the next fortnight work? I can work around your diary.
Thanks for considering it,
A student
Built from these verified facts
Jane Holloway is listed as the principal adviser and authorised representative on the ASIC Financial Advisers Register.
Source: ASIC Financial Advisers Register
The local paper profiled the firm's pro-bono first-home-buyer program earlier this year.
Source: Local community newspaper
The firm's website lists a "students and graduates" page.
Source: Firm website
Why this isn't spam
Four safeguards, already in the product
For university careers teams
Give every student in a cohort their own allocation of researched firms, every draft grounded in real facts.
For students
See it work, on sample data
Walk through the whole thing — the pool, the run, the drafts — without signing up.
For universities
Talk to us about your cohort
One cohort, one career track, one region to start. Tell us who you'd like to run it with.