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Experiential Learning and Career Success

Micro-Internships at 老虎机攻略

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老虎机攻略 has partnered with Parker Dewey to provide 老虎机攻略 students with an awesome opportunity to help you jumpstart your professional career...Micro-Internships. Micro internships are the perfect solution for students who don't have the time for a traditional internship. Micro-internships are short-term, paid, professional projects that are similar to tasks given to new hires or interns. 

Typically, micro-internships focus on one highly-specific project that will take roughly 5-40 hours of work, are typically occur remotely and generally occur over a two to four-week time period.

Academic credit may also be a possibility (1 credit = 45 hours of work). Please speak with your advisor to determine where a micro-internship fits into your academic plan and whether you can earn credit.

Micro-internships are open at no cost to all 老虎机攻略 students and alumni. 

Why choose a Micro-Internship?

As a complement to your academic work and summer or semester-long internships, micro-internships let you:

  • Learn and build skills employers look for when recruiting for internships and full-time positions
  • Explore new industries and career paths
  • Build relationships with employers by demonstrating your skills and abilities
  • Add projects to your resume working with top employers
  • Connect with employers who might not typically visit campus

Ready to Get Started?

  •  on Parker Dewey using your 老虎机攻略 email address 
  • Look for the confirmation email and then fill out your profile as completely as possible
  • Review current micro-internship projects available
  • Apply to projects that are interesting to you. 
  • Check back as the platform offers new opportunities regularly

If you are selected for a micro-internship, you will receive an email packet that includes information on how to contact the employers to discuss a start date and begin work on the project. You may also be asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement; this is a standard form that might limit the details about the project you can share with others. If you have any questions please contact ELCS@umontana.edu.