Mid-October
Post your project via Parker Dewey.
SwatWorks's Micro-Internships are short-term, paid, remote assignments that are similar to those given to new hires or interns. These projects enable current or continuing Swarthmore students to demonstrate their amazing array of skills, explore career paths, and build their networks, as they are mentored by Swarthmore alumni and parents. These Micro-Internships are funded through micro-grants offered by Career Services in two increments:
$600 for a 40-hour project
If you have questions about the SwatWorks program, you can review the program FAQ's or complete the form at the bottom of this page, and a member of the Parker Dewey team will reach out.
To reach the Swarthmore Career Services team, please contact swatworks@swarthmore.edu.
Click on the links below to see Micro-Internship templates that you can customize before posting. If you have a project need that's not met by these templates, review our tips for posting a custom Micro-Internship before creating your own from scratch.
If you are able to provide a project beyond the scope of the SwatWorks grant, we invite you to post from our employer-facing page.
Post your project via Parker Dewey.
Micro-Internships will begin to be promoted to Swarthmore students. Students can be selected for Micro-Internships at any time.
Students are on Winter Break. Those selected for Micro-Internships can complete their project.
First day of Spring classes and all Micro-Internships must be completed. Students paid by Parker Dewey.
Parker Dewey is honored to partner with Swarthmore College to "power" the SwatWorks Micro-Internship Program. To connect with the Parker Dewey team, complete the form.
If you have questions for the Swarthmore Career Services team, please contact swatworks@swarthmore.edu.