Micro-internships are brief, paid work experiences typically ranging from 5-40 hours of work. CodePath has partnered with Parker Dewey to provide micro-internships to CodePath students.

In this section you will learn:

1. What is a micro-internship
2. How to get a micro-internship through the CodePath partnership with Parker Dewey

What is a micro-internship?

Through a micro-internship, you can gain valuable experience honing your career skills, exploring your potential career industry, and networking. A micro-internship project typically can range from 5-40 hours of work - easier to balance for some students than a semester-long internship. All micro-internships are professional paid projects and nearly all internship projects are conducted remotely.

Benefits of a micro-internship

• Have the opportunity to apply for professional opportunities that can help you develop career skills outside of the traditional internship cycle.
• Build tangible relationships with employers by demonstrating your skills and abilities in substantive projects.
• Build your resume with relevant experience that could add to a longer-term opportunity with the organization.

How it works

Create a Profile with Parker Dewey

• Takes less than 10 minutes
• Information is private and secure
• Add CodePath to your affiliations section of your profile

Explore Open Micro-Internships

• All micro-internships are paid opportunities
• Assignments from different disciplines
• Most opportunities are remote