Sponsor a student challenge
Put your brand in front of students who are actively building on Wohaj — through a challenge they actually build for, not an ad they scroll past.
Why sponsor on Wohaj
Wohaj students show their work directly: projects, hackathon submissions, and results Wohaj recorded at its own events. A sponsored challenge puts your problem in their hands and your brand on everything they build — and you meet the participants at the end.
What a sponsored challenge includes
Branded challenge page
A dedicated challenge or hackathon page carrying your logo, tagline, and message to students.
Sponsor visibility
Your brand on the challenge page, registration, submissions, and the winners showcase.
Student registrations
Structured sign-ups with skills and team info — you see who's building.
Project submissions
Real deliverables submitted on the platform, tied to student profiles.
Judging and review tools
Score submissions, pick tracks and winners with the built-in review flow.
Winner showcase
A public winners page that keeps working for your brand after the event ends.
Access to top participants
Meet the strongest builders from your challenge — proof first, CVs second.
Post-event report
Registrations, submissions, engagement, and outcomes — real numbers after the event.
Opportunity pipeline
Optionally attach internships or roles so winners flow straight into your hiring.
How it works
- 1
Scope the challenge
We define the brief, timeline, tracks, and prizes with you.
- 2
Launch branded
The challenge goes live on Wohaj with your branding and reaches our student network.
- 3
Students build
Teams register, build, and submit real work on the platform.
- 4
Winners, report, talent
Winner showcase goes public, you get the post-event report and intros to top participants.
Packages are scoped per challenge
There is no fixed price list — sponsorship depends on challenge size, duration, and prizes. Tell us what you want to run and we'll send a concrete proposal.
Run a challenge with us
Tell us about your company and the problem you want students to build on.