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Work-based learning catalog

Experiences mapped to your programs of study

Which pathway it fits and how many work-based learning hours it is planned to produce.

Example: Indiana's requirements

  • 75, 150 or 650Honors seal hours
  • 25 hoursMinimum per experience
  • Up to 3Experiences per seal
  • Required, namedEmployer partner
  • InTERSSchool reports in

Qualifying types and documentation are decided by your state and your local plan. We show how each experience maps. Your school makes the determination.

14 experiences across 7 clusters

Arts, Entertainment, & Design

1 experience
  • Student Entrepreneurial ExperienceDigital only

    Brand Identity Design Service

    Arts, Entertainment, & Design › Digital Design

    Students design a brand identity for a real local client, present concepts, revise, and deliver finished files and a case study to a working designer.

    25planned WBL hours

    Length
    25 hours, about 13 weeks at 2 hours a week
    SOC code
    27-1024
    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently practicing graphic designer or art director. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: The delivered client files plus a case study documenting the brief, the iterations and the rationale.

Business Management

2 experiences
  • Student Entrepreneurial ExperienceDigital only

    Back Office Services

    Business Management › Business Operations and Technology

    Students build and run a scheduling, data entry or document system for a real nonprofit or small business and hand it off with plain instructions.

    25planned WBL hours

    Length
    25 hours, about 13 weeks at 2 hours a week
    SOC code
    43-6014
    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently employed office manager, operations coordinator or administrative director. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: A working system plus a handoff document a non expert can follow.

  • School-Based EnterpriseDigital only

    Student Run Business Operation

    Business Management › Business Administration

    Students operate a real storefront as a team with assigned roles, close a profit and loss statement, and present an operations review to a working manager.

    28planned WBL hours

    Length
    28 hours, about 14 weeks at 2 hours a week
    SOC code
    11-1021
    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently employed small business owner, general manager or operations manager. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: An operations review presenting the profit and loss statement, unit economics and one process change the students made.

Digital Technology

3 experiences
  • Student Entrepreneurial ExperienceDigital only

    Device Setup and Support Service

    Digital Technology › Information Technology Operations

    Students run a device setup and help desk service for seniors or a small organization and document every fix for a working IT professional.

    25planned WBL hours

    Length
    25 hours, about 13 weeks at 2 hours a week
    SOC code
    15-1232
    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently employed IT support technician, help desk lead or systems administrator. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: The ticket log and knowledge base, judged on resolution quality and documentation.

  • Student Entrepreneurial ExperienceDigital only

    Ship a Web Application

    Digital Technology › Software Development

    Students gather requirements from a real user, build and deploy a working web application, and have it reviewed by a working developer.

    30planned WBL hours

    Length
    30 hours, about 15 weeks at 2 hours a week
    SOC code
    15-1252
    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently employed software engineer or developer. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: A code and product review of the deployed application against the stated requirements.

  • Student Entrepreneurial ExperienceDigital only

    Survey and Dashboard Service

    Digital Technology › Data Analytics

    Students answer a community organization's question with a survey, an analysis and a dashboard, reviewed by a working analyst.

    25planned WBL hours

    Length
    25 hours, about 13 weeks at 2 hours a week
    SOC code
    15-2051
    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently employed data analyst, research analyst or business intelligence professional. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: The dashboard and a findings memo, judged on whether the analysis answers the client's question.

Financial Services

2 experiences
  • Student Entrepreneurial ExperienceDigital only

    Bookkeeping Service

    Financial Services › Accounting

    Students run a bookkeeping service for a real club or small business and deliver a month-end financial package that a working accountant scores.

    25planned WBL hours

    Length
    25 hours, about 13 weeks at 2 hours a week
    SOC code
    43-3031

    Reviewed and signed off by Carol Irvine, Abandoned Property Advisors

    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently practicing CPA, staff accountant or bookkeeper. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: A month-end financial package with reconciliation notes.

  • Student Entrepreneurial ExperienceDigital only

    Financial Literacy Workshop Series

    Financial Services › Finance and Investment

    Students design and teach a financial literacy workshop series for peers or a community group, observed by a working finance professional.

    25planned WBL hours

    Length
    25 hours, about 13 weeks at 2 hours a week
    SOC code
    13-2052
    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently employed banker, credit union officer or licensed financial advisor. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: The workshop materials and an observed delivery scored against a rubric.

Hospitality, Events, & Tourism

1 experience
  • Student Entrepreneurial ExperienceIncludes a physical kit

    Coffee Business Project

    Hospitality, Events, & Tourism › Hospitality Management

    Students design, launch, and test a small coffee business, from customer discovery and pricing to a real first sale.

    30planned WBL hours

    Length
    30 hours, about 15 weeks at 2 hours a week
    SOC code
    11-9051

    Reviewed and signed off by TJ Zimmerman, Concord Coffee

    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently employed coffee shop or food service owner or manager. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: A coffee business plan with pricing and unit economics, supported by the student's customer discovery and an attempted first sale.

Marketing, Sales, & Entrepreneurship

4 experiences
  • Student Entrepreneurial ExperienceDigital only

    Found and Run a Venture

    Marketing, Sales, & Entrepreneurship › Entrepreneurship

    Students validate a problem with real customers, launch a storefront and page, make first sales, and review the numbers with a working founder.

    30planned WBL hours

    Length
    30 hours, about 15 weeks at 2 hours a week
    SOC code
    11-1011
    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently operating founder or small business owner. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: A venture review covering validated demand, sales, unit economics and what the student would change.

  • Student Entrepreneurial ExperienceDigital only

    Paper to Profit

    Marketing, Sales, & Entrepreneurship › Entrepreneurship

    Students turn paper and creativity into a first micro-business, prototyping products, gathering real customer feedback, and iterating quickly.

    36planned WBL hours

    Length
    36 hours, about 6 weeks at 6 hours a week
    SOC code
    11-1011
    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently operating founder or small business owner. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: A growth plan or path decision supported by the student's customer feedback and demand test.

  • Student Entrepreneurial ExperienceDigital only

    Sample to Sale with TOSH

    Marketing, Sales, & Entrepreneurship › Marketing and Sales

    Students take a pre-made TOSH lip-gloss line from product sample to real-world sales.

    30planned WBL hours

    Length
    30 hours, about 10 weeks at 3 hours a week
    SOC code
    13-1161
    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently employed business operations, supply chain, marketing or sales professional. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: A sales report with the student's customer feedback, storefront results and revenue forecast.

  • Student Entrepreneurial ExperienceDigital only

    Social Media and Content Service

    Marketing, Sales, & Entrepreneurship › Marketing and Sales

    Students run a content service for a real local client, publish with tracked links, and report the results to a working marketer.

    25planned WBL hours

    Length
    25 hours, about 13 weeks at 2 hours a week
    SOC code
    13-1161
    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently employed marketing manager, agency strategist or social media manager. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: A results report tying content to tracked clicks, with a recommendation.

Supply Chain & Transportation

1 experience
  • School-Based EnterpriseDigital only

    Fulfillment Operation

    Supply Chain & Transportation › Supply Chain and Logistics

    Students run pick, pack and handoff for a real storefront and report accuracy and cycle time to a working logistics professional.

    25planned WBL hours

    Length
    25 hours, about 13 weeks at 2 hours a week
    SOC code
    43-5071
    What the reviewer does

    Who can review: Currently employed warehouse manager, logistics coordinator or fulfillment supervisor. Must be currently employed in this field. Teachers and retirees do not qualify.

    What the reviewer scores: An operations review with accuracy rate, cycle time and one proposed improvement.

See what your state asks for

Requirements differ from state to state. Pick yours and see what it asks for.

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Reading the catalog

The whole thing a student runs. This is what the state reports.

Get your building's mapping

Twenty minutes. We look at your programs of study and send a one-page crosswalk showing which experiences fit where and the hours each produces.