- Apply to be in the course*
- Be a rising Junior or Senior and at least 16 years old
- Have excellent attendance and disciplinary records
- Meet performance goals
- Display good work ethic
- Contact one of the Work-Based Learning coordinators or your high school guidance office for an application
- Be on-track for graduation
- Maintain health and auto insurance
- Provide own transportation
Through Work-Based Learning opportunities, students are able to:
- Earn wages while learning from skilled professionals
- Increase career options and future employability
- Strengthen academic skills
- Experience the connection between education and real-life work skills
- Earn post-secondary credit while in high school
- Experience potential careers in the workplace
Work-Based Learning opportunities are available in most Career Pathway areas including:
- Automotive Service
- Electrical Services
- Accounting Services
- Healthcare Services
- Broadcast/Video Production
- Heating & Air Conditioning Service
- Business Administration
- Horticulture
- Computer Aided Design (CAD)
- Information Technology
- Computer Repair
- Graphic Communications
- Construction
- Marketing Office
- Cosmetology
- Patient Care Assistant
- Culinary Arts
- Teacher Pipeline
- Welding
- Education