Toolkit
for Work-based Learning Programs
Whether you are an adult educator working with a business to help
them design and implement work-based learning programs, or a manager
/ trainer designing such programs for your own organization, the following
template tools will help you organize your thinking and action plans.
Analysis and evaluation tools follow. We have not included various
curriculum design, development and implementation tools, as there
are many such resources available elsewhere. A solid approach to
analyzing needs, and evaluating program results, however, will help
you make the business case for investments in work-based learning
programs.
Resources for funding can be found in the Funding
Sources section.
These tools can
be downloaded in .pdf format and printed
off this site, and adapted to your particular circumstances.
or
Download the document in Word (.doc)
format (or right click the link and save "target
as" or "link as" to your drive), if you
wish to edit it for your own use. (Please note that
some browser versions may prompt you to "Enter
a Network Password" before downloading. Simply
click "cancel" to proceed with the download.)
or
Some of these tools are on links to other sites. (Note:Those
that are from Workforce.com require that you register
with this site to gain access to these resources. This
is well worth the few minutes it takes to do this, as
there are excellent resources available at this site.)
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For a detailed approach on how to conduct effective evaluations of
workplace education efforts, and tie these to organizational objectives
via a Balanced Scorecard approach, see ScorecardforSkills.com,
another U.S. Department of Education sponsored site.
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