Work-Based Learning
Work-based learning provides students with opportunities to study complex subject matter as well as vital workplace skills in a hands-on, "real life" environment. Students have opportunities to apply the knowledge and skills they have acquired in the classroom to tasks performed in the workplace or community.
- Application, expansion and refinement of classroom learning (both academic and technical) in the workplace or community
- Establishment of a clear connection between education and work
- Opportunities to evaluate career possibilities
- Development and practice of positive work related habits and attitudes including the ability to think critically, solve problems, work in teams, and resolve issues that relate to possible careers
- Assessment and understanding the expectations of the workplace
- Establishment of professional contacts
Moore Norman Technology Center has five defined types of work-based learning:
It is time for Employment Olympics. Will you represent your program this year and if you do will you go for the GOLD! If interested in participating, visit with your instructor and start training.