Introduction to Work-Based Learning

Here you can learn how to successfully operate and manage Work-Based Learning.

Work-based learning is designed to help students connect what they learn in the classroom with what is expected in the workplace by integrating learning with real-world applications in partnership with industry professionals.

In order to ensure quality work-based learning, the following are the four pillars, or elements of impactful Work-Based Learning, at NAF:

For more information on Work-Based Learning and its unique design, please click here .

Planning Work-Based Learning Engagements

• WBL engagements include guest speakers, job shadowing, site visits, mock interviews and more. 

Resources

• WBL Table of Contents is a great place to get started. Click here  to learn more.

• Here  you can find resources to plan your work-based learning accordingly, including videos, print materials, planning timelines and templates, student and partner templates.

• Here  you can find resources for yourself, your students and partners.