WBL

The Work-Based Learning Program provides relevant work experience for juniors and seniors at our high school that align with the student’s high school career pathway, post-secondary, and career plans to benefit the student, employer, and community.

WHAT DOES IT PROVIDE?

• Provides paid and unpaid work experience

• Promotes partnership between education and industry

• Integrates academic and technical instruction

• Provides post-secondary options

WORK-BASED LEARNING KEY COMPONENTS:

• Classroom-based learning

• Workplace experience

• Connecting activities

How does Work-Based Learning Work?
Work-Based Learning provides an opportunity for juniors and seniors to start preparing for a career while still in high school. Individual programs of study in the freshman and sophomore years prepare students for a successful apprenticeship.

How will Work-Based Learning benefit students?
Work-Based Learning offers students school-based and work-based learning opportunities related to the student's career interest area. Students are able to:

• Earn wages while learning from skilled professionals

• Increase career options and future employability

• Strengthen academic skills

• Earn post-secondary credit while in high school

• Experience potential careers in the workplace