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Redefining readiness through micro-internships.
Paid micro-internships are transforming how adult learners demonstrate job readiness by emphasizing real-world skills over credentials. These short, flexible, remote engagements make experiential learning more accessible and equitable.
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In The EvoLLLution, Shannon McCarty of Calbright College argues that paid micro-internships are essential in today’s skills-first hiring landscape. Unlike traditional internships, these short, remote, and flexible projects help adult learners balance other responsibilities while building both technical and soft skills. McCarty emphasizes that embedding employer-aligned, experiential learning into curriculum design is key to ensuring graduates are job-ready and competitive from day one.
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