What Is Work-Based Learning? Definition, Examples, and How to Start

The journey from classroom to career can be mystifying, especially if your educational journey doesn’t fit perfectly into a career track. For example, while it might seem easier to major in software engineering and become a software engineer, those of us who majored in English might need help figuring out where to apply our skills. That’s where work-based learning comes in.

So, what is work-based learning, and who does it benefit? If you’re trying to make the jump from school to career, here’s what you need to know.

Check out this article from Zoe Kaplan and Emily Courtney to learn more!

By Michael "Rudi" Rudisill (he/him)
Michael "Rudi" Rudisill (he/him) Assistant Director, Career Services