What is work-based learning?
In simple terms, it is learning about work, at work. Work based learning happens through several different structures, for example:
Work-based learning experiences in high school that incorporate positive relationships with adults — such as internships and apprenticeships — are related to better wages, benefits, weekly hours and job satisfaction as much as a decade later.
— Brookings Institute, Washington DC
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Employers
Develop your
workforce pipeline
through WBL
Educators
Help students connect learning to real-world work through WBL
Students
Learn essential skills and more about careers through WBL
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Every young adult in Montana will have multiple pathways to economic mobility, supported by a statewide work-based learning system that honors the potential of students and addresses the workforce needs of Montana businesses, today and tomorrow.
A cross-section of public and private sector organizations with a stake in work-based learning, working together to ensure Montana students, educators, and businesses are supported by high-quality, accessible, relevant, and measurable work-based learning opportunities.
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