The BISD Career and Technical Education Department (CTE) is pleased to offer worksite learning opportunities for high school students. We are excited to partner with organizations and employers and will work collaboratively with them to help ensure that this is an enriching experience for all involved. The Worksite Learning Program connects high school students with professionals and provides students with an opportunity to explore potential careers. It also gives students an opportunity to make connections between their academic experiences and their future, provides an avenue to gain confidence, enjoy increased responsibilities and to practice applying workplace skills all while receiving school credit for their work hours.
How does work based learning work?
Students who are already employed can sign up for the program by completing the Work Based Learning Program application. The application is available electronically on the CTE Department webpage (must be logged into BISD to see forms) or in the Career Center. Once the completed and signed application has been submitted to the Worksite Learning Coordinator in the Career Center, they will set up a meeting with the student to confirm eligibility, review the remaining paperwork, and discuss program requirements. Throughout the school year, the Work Based Learning Coordinator will work with employers, students, and parents to complete the paperwork, track student participation and goals, and manage the documents needed to offer school credit.
Program Details
What is required of participating students?
While participating in the Work Based Learning Program students are responsible for the following:
Work Based Learning Coordinator:
Office: BHS Career Center, in the BHS Library Room 215A
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