Work-Based Learning
Work-Based Learning Define
Work-based learning includes experiences that let someone learn more about a job or career.
Opportunities in your area and at your schools to gain experiences in jobs and careers.
Youth Pathways Partnerships
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The Youth Pathways program creates student focused, semester long, educationally aligned internship experiences that give students academic credit and are available during the school day. These components are critical to meet the needs of all youth, and address the access and equity issues inherent in similar models. Work-Based Education should not be only for students with robust home supports or higher socio-economic backgrounds. Research shows that low income and first generation youth especially rely on institutional supports to better their outcomes, and that economic background is especially important in the transition from education to work. By embracing the philosophy that every student needs support, we can help our high achieving youth have better outcomes in higher education with less debt, we can ensure our work bound students gain invaluable social capital and mentoring, while increasing the quality of our regional workforce.
Talk to your school's College and Career Counselor to learn more!
Project Youth Plus
(formally known as College Dreams)
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Career Build services include:
Tutoring, study skills, drop out prevention
Paid and unpaid internships
Occupational skills training and education
Leadership development
Mentoring
Post-secondary education preparation
Talk to your school's YTP Specialist to learn more!
NW Youth Corps
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Northwest Youth Corps offers a challenging education and job-training experience that helps youth and young adults from diverse backgrounds develop the skills they need to lead full and productive lives.
Talk to your school's YTP Specialist or College and Career Counselor to learn more!