Start Small, Dream Big: How Educators Can Launch Profession-Based Learning
Wednesday, May 1 – Time: 11:30 AM CT
In a time when global employee engagement is declining—and workplace stress is rising—educators are uniquely positioned to change the narrative. Gallup’s State of the Global Workplace 2024 report found that only 21% of employees feel engaged at work, while disengaged workers report higher stress levels than even the unemployed.
What if we could change that… starting in high school?
Join us for a free, fast-paced webinar to explore how experience.work, the digital platform created by the CAPS Network in partnership with American Student Assistance (ASA), helps educators launch authentic, profession-based learning (ProBL) experiences that connect students with purpose, professionals, and the world of work.
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Whether you’re just starting out or expanding a ProBL program, this session will give you tools, stories, and strategies to create meaningful learning experiences—starting right where you are.
In this session, you’ll learn:
Why profession-based learning is essential to addressing rising disengagement in the workforce.
How to use experience.work to spark student curiosity about career paths they may not yet know exist.
Practical ways to integrate industry partnerships and real-world projects into your curriculum.
How to cultivate the durable skills employers need—like collaboration, communication, and problem-solving.
Speakers include:
Nate Clayberg, Business and Industry Director at CAPS Network
Corey Mohn, Executive Director at CAPS Network
Lacey Holloway, CAPS Instructor at Osborne (KS) High School
Who Should Attend:
High school educators, CTE coordinators, counselors, administrators, and anyone interested in making learning more relevant and connected to the world of work.
Date: Wednesday, May 1 – Time: 11:30 AM CT
Cost: Free
Take the first step toward real-world impact—start small, dream big, and help students build pathways with purpose.