Why Do I Have to Learn This? Connecting School to the World of Work!

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Why Do I Have to Learn This? Connecting School to the World of Work!

Educators & employers want to work together! It is confusing & time consuming for everyone! Create a broker – a matchmaker – an INTERMEDIARY… The IDEA! The PROBLEM! The SOLUTION! Bottom-line: A tool for career, workforce & economic development!

The WLC Model An Intermediary between students & opportunities in the community. A professionally staffed, single point- of-contact doing it’s “main thing”…making connections. Educators & employers need not take time from their “main thing” to create & manage career exploration opportunities. Bottom-line: Each keeping our main thing the main thing!

Regional partners, utilizing Iowa School-to-Work, Tech Prep, & other local funds, developed: a model for a regional, work-based learning system… which could be replicated – in concept – throughout Iowa, if it demonstrated: an equitable service delivery plan, a viable sustainability plan, and data supporting Return On Investment! Bottom-line: In June, 1998…

Services: Elementary School Careers on WheelsAwesome Uniforms Career Information, “School Skills” in the Workplace, Employability Skills…being on time, ready-to-work, do your best, work hard & have a positive attitude.

Services: Middle School Target Your Future IDED-funded introduction to Iowa’s Targeted Industries Advanced Manufacturing Biosciences Information Technology

Services: Middle School Financial Literacy Fair Supporting Iowa Core Curriculum Mandates for 21 st Century Skills Budget BasicsTemptationsUps & Downs of “Life!”

Services: Middle & High Schools Career SpeakersWorksite Tours Working with DNA on-site at Monsanto Bringing the world of work into the classroom

Services: High School – 9 th Grade Business Etiquette & Mock Interviews Just-In-Time for those first important “real” jobs!

Services: High School – 10 th -12 th Grades Job Shadows Legal DaySkilled Trades Day

Services: High School – 10 th -12 th Grades Internships/Practicums Veterinary MedicineElementary Education

Services: Administrator/Staff Benefits Staff Development In-service – Tours In-service – Work- Based Learning Services Overview Teacher Job Shadows Externships Career Workshops Curriculum Planning Administrative Team Building Team Comprehensive School Improvement Plan Documentation at KCRG

Sustainability: Funding Model Bottom-line: All stakeholder groups contribute to sustainability.

Data: POSITIVE Return On Investment! Recent Data Points Job Shadows Internships (What the students told us!) Connected HS & the world of work 81% 83% Impacted choice of high school classes 71% 77% Influenced selection of career field 79% 85% Helped select college major 74% 80% Built awareness of local career 81% 84% opportunities Positively influenced decision to live 70% 68% & work in Iowa

Data: POSITIVE Return On Investment! Recent Data Points Job Shadows Internships (What the students told us!) Connected HS & the world of work 81% 83% Impacted choice of high school classes 71% 77% Influenced selection of career field 79% 85% Helped select college major 74% 80% Built awareness of local career 81% 84% opportunities Positively influenced decision to live 70% 68% & work in Iowa The Bottom-line: The CONNECTION Works!

Work Learn Connect Connecting today’s students to tomorrow’s careers To speak, host, mentor, or support, go to or Call A Not-for-Profit Partnership founded by Grant Wood Area Education Agency and Kirkwood Community College