Introduction to WBL
(1) Provide students with opportunity to link their career technical training with practical on the job activities (2)improve students work habits and attitudes (3) Earn a reputation for being a great place to work (4) Reduces unemployment
What are the benefits of Work-Based Learning?
To prevent workplace deaths and injuries, as well as the serious consequences that these events can cause for workers, their families, and employers.
What is the main goal of a company's Work-place safety program?
Respecting Diversity
What is an example of Multicultural Awareness?
A document created and used by a person to present his/her background, skills, and accomplishments most often used to secure new employment.
What is a Résumé?
A willingness to learn and always looking to improve one's skills and knowledge...
What is career development?
An educational strategy that provides students with real-life work experiences where they can apply academic and technical skills and develop their employability skills.
What is Work-Based Learning?
Leslie Hayes
Who is the safety manager at Bamberg Job Corps Center?
Time management, living with norms & laws, Manners, Dress Code
What are examples of Independent Living?
An offer of employment
What is a job offer?
Working with and function with others people to negotiate, make decisions & solve problems
What is Teamwork?
WBL I
WBL II
WBL III
Home-Based WBL
What are the four levels of WBL?
An incident that happens unexpectedly.
What is an accident?
Listening, conflict resolution, email, texting
What are examples of Communications?
The shortcut for Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities a common tool used by human resources departments to review a candidate’s qualities as they relate to an open role, and determine if they’re a good fit.
What is KSA?
Skills needed to get a job but also needed to keep the job after it is secured.
What are employability skills?
Field Trips
Internship
Career Day
Guest Speaker
What are examples of Work-Based Learning?
PPE
What is Personal Protective Equipment?
Relationships with peers and groups; responding to anger, stress management
What are examples of Interpersonal skills?
A fixed compensation periodically paid to a person for regular work or services
Salary
Be organized; arrive to work on time; be dependable, have a positive attitude about work
What are examples of Foundational skills?
12:00 p.m. Friday
When are WBL weekly documents due?
Rough or boisterous play or pranks
What is horseplay?
Citizenship, sportsmanship, becoming a contributing family member, sharing
What are examples of Personal Growth & Development?
An unoccupied position or office
What is a Vacant position?
The use of digital and/or electronic managing of one's job?
What is Information Management?