Mission
To connect high school students with local organizations through meaningful work-based learning experiences that benefit both students and employers.
Overview
Students@Work: Twin Counties is a structured Work-Based Learning initiative funded by the Golden LEAF Foundation to support career readiness.
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Provides students with experiences like career exploration and apprenticeship opportunities.
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Helps employers discover emerging talent and cost-effective staffing.
Benefits for Business :
1. Access to Emerging Talent: Engage motivated students with fresh perspectives and ideas.
2. Mentoring & Leadership Development: Shape the next generation of leaders while sharing industry expertise.
3. Future Workforce Preparation: Align students' skills with industry needs for a skilled workforce.
4. Cost-Effective Staffing: Benefit from eager learners at reduced rates.
5. Internship/Apprenticeship Access: Train students in specific skills, creating a direct path to future employment.
Benefits for Students:
1. Real-World Experience: Apply classroom knowledge and develop practical skills.
2. Career Exploration: Discover paths and align academic pursuits with interests and strengths.
3. Networking Opportunities: Connect with professionals and potential employers.
4. Skill Development: Acquire industry-specific competencies for better job prospects.
5. Internship/Apprenticeship Opportunities: Gain structured training and mentorship while earning.
Ready to take the first STEP?
Interested in internships, job shadowing, or apprenticeships through the Students@Work: Twin Counties program? Click the button below to let us know you're interested, and we’ll follow up with more information to help you get started. This could be your first STEP toward real-world experience and a future career!
Our work-based learning program, including apprenticeships, empowers students and provides businesses with skilled individuals. Together, we unlock opportunities for success and create a brighter future.
Students@Work:Twin Counties Work-Based Learning Consortium
