Georgia is launching a work-based learning diploma pathway that combines classroom learning with paid work experience to help students move into high-demand careers after high school.

The Weld RE-5J School District continues to incorporate ways for Roosevelt High School’s construction pathway students to “build up” their work-based learning skills. This includes a new hands-on ...

The Georgia Department of Education has introduced a new Work-Based Learning Diploma, offering high school students a ...

Western Governors University has announced the acquisition of Craft Education, an ed tech platform for managing job training aligned with degree programs and work-ready skills. The move represents ...

Georgia high school students planning to forgo college and enter high-demand career fields can gain real-world experience ...

Lazaro Lopez is working to ensure his students avoid the uncertainty he felt upon graduating high school—unsure of what came next. As the associate superintendent for teaching and learning in Township ...

State and regional associations can help build colleges' capacity for work-based learning, including internships, apprenticeships, and project-based capstones. Creating hands-on, work-based learning ...

Deysi Perez was still in high school when she completed a college dental assisting program, earning an industry-recognized certificate and securing a job in the field—a pathway made possible through ...

A new report from Detroit Future City and The Skillman Foundation outlines strategies to expand career-connected learning, ...