Graduate with real work behind you.
Don't start your job search from zero after graduation. Build your own e-commerce store while studying and put real experience on your CV.
- Real experience for your CV
- Work around your timetable
- Free sign-up; a package is needed to sell
In short
One way to gain work experience before graduating is running your own store with stockless e-commerce (dropshipping). You pick products, set prices and follow orders, while packing and shipping stay with the supplier. This isn't a job offer, but it becomes concrete work you can describe on your CV and in interviews. Sign-up is free, and a package is needed to sell.
By the numbers
- 6,301,434University students (excluding open education)2025-2026 academic year · Source: YÖK, Higher Education Statistics Bulletin
- 15.3%Unemployment rate, ages 15-242025 · Source: TurkStat, Youth in Statistics 2025
- 23.3%Ages 15-24 neither in education nor in employment2025 · Source: TurkStat, Youth in Statistics 2025











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SoonA job may not arrive right after your diploma
Postings that ask for experience
Many postings ask for experience, but you need a job to get it. You can start breaking that loop while still studying.
Blank lines on your CV
If months go by empty after graduation, you'll need to explain them. A working store gives you something concrete to talk about.
The cost of waiting
Every month you wait is a month you could have spent learning sales, marketing and customer handling. You don't have to wait until graduation to start.
Graduate having run your own business
Real work on your CV
Product selection, pricing and order tracking: concrete things to talk about in interviews.
Learn by doing
See which products attract attention and which don't; theory meets practice.
No stock capital needed
Start without buying products; only a package fee applies to sell.
Two ways to spend the time before graduation
| Criterion | Just waiting | Running your own store |
|---|---|---|
| The line on your CV | A gap | Experience running a store |
| What you learn | Theory | Products, pricing, customers, hands-on |
| What you can talk about | Courses and projects | Products you chose and a channel you managed |
| Cost | None | No stock capital; a package fee applies |
One new line on your CV each week
- Week 1 · 30 minConnect your channel, open a few products for sale
- Every week · 20 minSee which products attract attention, update prices and descriptions
- Near graduation · 30 minWrite what you learned on your CV: product selection, channel management, order tracking
Three steps to your first sale
Sign up free
Open your account with email; your panel is ready instantly.
30 secondsPick products
See trending products with margins, add in one click.
5 minutesConnect & sell
Connect your store; the supplier ships every order.
10 minutesManaging products and sales channels from one place saves serious time. I had no technical issues with Instagram and ikas.
Questions on your mind
Does this promise me a job?
No. We don't promise you a job. What you get is concrete experience from running your own store.
How do I put this on my CV?
Write down the work you actually did: product selection, pricing, channel management, order tracking. If you add numbers or results, only use real ones.
Is it really free?
Sign-up and browsing products are free, with no credit card. Connecting a channel and selling requires a package.
Do I need a tax certificate to sell?
Marketplaces usually ask for one, and a sole proprietorship is often enough. Ask an accountant for the details.
Will I keep up during classes and internships?
Orders are forwarded to the supplier automatically, so short check-ins can be enough. In busy periods you can pause your products temporarily.