Micro-Internships
Build Talent While You Work
Micro-internships connect your organization with students through short-term, hands-on experiences designed around real workplace skills and projects.
These structured engagements allow you to mentor emerging talent, share industry insight, and contribute directly to workforce development in San Bernardino County.
What Participation Looks Like
Micro-internships are flexible and designed to fit your workflow.
As a partner, you can:
- Host a short-term session (in-person or virtual)
- Guide students through a real-world task, challenge, or scenario
- Provide feedback and insight on performance and skills
- Share industry expectations and career pathways
Why Partner on Micro-Internships?
Micro-internships are designed to be low-lift, high-impact for industry partners.
By hosting a session, you can:
- Train and evaluate emerging talent in a real-world context
- Shape workforce readiness by teaching skills relevant to your industry
- Increase awareness of your organization and career pathways
- Contribute to closing the regional skills gap
- Strengthen your future talent pipeline
Partner with Workforce SBCSS to Empower the Next Generation
We invite you to collaborate with Workforce SBCSS to facilitate micro-internships that have a lasting impact on students and the future workforce of San Bernardino County.
Looking for inspiration?
Explore the “Session Tips” documents above for examples of how a successful micro-internship session can be structured.