Work-Based Learning is a unique internship for a student enrolled in a Career and Technical Education Program. These are usually paid positions that can extend beyond the original terms of employment.

Examples of Work-Based Learning

• • Automotive Service Technology | Bill Dube Toyota

  • Information Technology | NextPhase Medical Devices

  • Architectural & Mechanical Engineering

The New Hampshire Department of Education supports Work-Based Learning as it offers students knowledge and skills through instruction, in a real-world employment environment, to deepen their learning and explore career fields in an authentic setting.