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Work-Based Learning State Best Practices

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Recorded on: Thursday, March 11, 2021

Location: Virtual Event

Cost: Free. Registration is limited and seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Moderator: Amanda Poirier, Federal Project Officer, U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration Presenters: Jeanna Caldwell, Apprenticeship and Work-Based Learning Manager, Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce DevelopmentLaura Laussman, CDF, OPMA, Trade Adjustment Assistance Liaison, WorkSource Oregon; AJ Lambert, Employment Councilor Specialist, New Hampshire Employment Security; Deb Furlong, MA, Program Manager, Workforce Development Division, Maricopa County Human Services Department; Nicholas Morgan, President, Adaptive Construction Solutions, Inc.;  Claudette Parchment-Roehrich, Trade Adjustment Assistance Specialist, Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development; Margaret "Meg" Odanga, Trade Adjustment Assistance Specialist, Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development

Hear from states on best-practices around work-based learning in the publicly-funded workforce system.

Work-based learning is a great option for trade-affected workers because it combines employment and training.  This allows workers to earn wages while training and limit their period of unemployment.  Developing a robust work-based learning strategy can be a challenge.  This webinar is a best-practices presentation by states on what they’ve done to address this.

This training is provided by WorkforceGPS.

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