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From Exposure to Experience: Designing Accessible Work-Based Learning

Tue., November 03, 2026, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
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Internships are powerful, but difficult to scale equitably. Explore a continuum of career-connected learning, from classroom-based industry projects and career exploration to mentoring, employer engagement, work-based learning, credentials, and postsecondary opportunities. Learn how schools can create meaningful experiences that help every student build skills, connections, and a clearer path to their future.

During this webinar, attendees will:

  • Explore a continuum of career-connected learning experiences, from career exploration and classroom-based projects to mentoring, work-based learning, credentials, and postsecondary pathways.
  • Identify practical strategies for expanding employer engagement and creating meaningful opportunities that are accessible to more students.
  • Learn how to design experiences that help students build real-world skills, professional connections, and a clearer pathway from school to their future careers.
Speakers
Sara Sivils
Program Development Manager,  Northland CAPS
Joe McBreen
Assistant Superintendent of Innovation,  Innovation Center at St. Vrain Valley Schools
Mike Trego
Supervisor, College & Career Readiness (CTE),  Appoquinimink School District
Moderator
Rocky Valadez
Senior Vice President of Engagement, Project Lead the Way

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