We handle everything from recruiting to mentorship and student feedback in the externships. Your team just needs to invest 1 hour/week over 6-8 weeks.
Get StartedI got to experience what a career in business development and marketing might look like and met a lot of amazing people in the process.
Provide case studies to students based on real problems your company is trying to solve.
Reach, engage, and educate underrepresented talent.
Receive insights on the top performing and most engaged students. Thoroughly assess candidates for the right fit.
We support recruiting, mentorship, student feedback, and assessment.
Meta Partnered With Paragon One to Give Scores of Diverse Students Remote Externships in 2021.
Students served in the past year, out of which over 50% were from underrepresented backgrounds.
Universities represented in 2021.
Pfizer partnered with Paragon One as part of it's DE&I initiative to make an impact in the pharmaceutical industry.
Increase in student reported knowledge of Pfizer Inc.
Increase in student reported knowledge of the Pharmaceutical industry.
Paragon One co-creates externship experiences with each hosting company – the outcomes, the training, the meeting agendas – it’s carefully crafted by both companies. The Paragon One team will manage your Weekly Meetings, Company Meetings, and additional support and feedback.
All externships take 10-15 hours each week to be successful in the program. This encompasses the time spent learning and completing training, researching, and attending meetings. All externships are 6-8 weeks long. Be sure to check each program for its duration.
Like in professional roles, all your interactions with a company are networking. Networking is about building relationships and trust. Each Company Meeting is an opportunity to impress them and increase their perception of you as an extern. After you complete the program, we compile all the information about you and your work and share it with Host Companies so they can review students and reach out, respectively. Top students get additional opportunities to present their work and have follow-up discussions with company leads.
Yes, you can. Remember that credit-bearing policies vary from institution to institution, so while we can support you to receive credit, you will want to check with your advisor or dean for approval first.