Parker Dewey Student Ambassador Micro-Internship
Hire one of your students as a paid Micro-Intern.
90% of the cost goes to the selected student, and you get help spreading the word about these flexible, paid, professional opportunities!
90% of the cost goes to the selected student, and you get help spreading the word about these flexible, paid, professional opportunities!
Benefits of Hiring a Student Ambassador Micro-Intern
For Your Institution
- An Early Win: Your Micro-Internship efforts start strong with a student who can share their Micro-Internship experience with others.
- Inside Perspective: Someone on your team will get first-hand experience posting, supervising, and marking a Micro-Internship completed, allowing you to more confidently review the process with employers.
- Opportunity to Help a Struggling Student: Have you been working with a student who has great potential, but is struggling to secure opportunities? Regardless of the barriers (transportation struggles, hectic schedules, undocumented status, etc), this flexible opportunity is a great way for that student to add to their resume.
- It's easy! This file and the linked checklist has everything your Micro-Intern will need to share Parker Dewey Micro-Internships with their peers and employers, and everything you need to supervise them.
For the Micro-Intern
- Paid, Professional, Experience: Like all Micro-Internships, the Parker Dewey Student Ambassador Micro-Internship gives the selected Micro-Intern an opportunity to build real-world, paid, professional experience in a way that works with their schedule.
- A Better Understanding of the Platform: After completing the Professional Development portion of this Micro-Internship, this student's profile will be complete and ready to apply for even more Micro-Internship opportunities!
- Resume-Builder: The student will be able to add this experience to their resume using our post Micro-Internship resume guide, highlighting that they were an independent consultant for Parker Dewey.
Want to easily launch your Micro-Internship Program? One of your students can get it started!
