Parker Dewey: Micro‑Internships
SES Barry University · Miami-Fort Lauderdale Area · 2 days ago
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About Parker Dewey
Parker Dewey is a streamlined platform offering short-term, paid micro-internships that are typically 10 – 40 hours of project-based professional work in several fields that students can do anytime during the year.
Getting Started
- Create a free account, listing Barry University as your school.
- Complete your profile thoroughly to maximize selection chances.
- Explore projects posted by a wide range of companies in real time.
- Apply and, if selected, complete the assignment remotely or in person within the required timeframe.
- Receive payment (typically 90% of the fee) upon project approval.
Benefits
- Real-world experience you can put on your resume: Projects simulate tasks given to entry-level hires such as market research, content production, financial analysis, lead generation, and more.
- Get paid for your work: 100% of micro-internships are paid, and students receive the majority share of the fee.
- Flexible & accessible: Most projects (> 90%) are remote and can fit around your academic schedule.
- Provides a competitive edge: Projects help students explore different fields, demonstrate real capabilities, and stand out in recruitment.
Key Features
- Over 300 short-term projects (typically 5-40 hours of total work)
- Opportunities available year-round across many fields
- Simple application process - no GPA requirements or lengthy applications
- Projects often mirror the work of entry-level roles across several industries
Adding Parker Dewey to Your Resume
- Create a section titled "Projects" or add to your "Work Experience".
- List the micro-internship and company name (e.g., Marketing Micro-Internship – XYZ Tech Company).
- Add 2–3 bullet points with measurable outcomes and a description of the tasks you completed (e.g., Conducted market research on cloud software trends, increasing outreach efficiency by 15%).
- Highlight skills gained (e.g., Market research, digital marketing, business communication).
- Note the timeframe (e.g., September 2025 – October 2025).