What is Work-Based Learning (WBL) Eligibility used for?

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Work-Based Learning Eligibility

Work-based learning eligibility is used to allow students to become eligible to participate in WBL experiences. Students will upload their resume and complete required forms used to decide if they should qualify to partake or not. After students upload their required documentation, you will be able to evaluate the student's submissions and qualify them based on custom criteria set up by your school. Examples of common criteria items are Attendance, GPA, etc. This will allow you to keep track of which students meet all of the requirements for WBL and are already pre-qualified to participate in experiences.

After students are eligible, coordinators can do one of the following:

  1. Directly place them into experiences based on information found in their eligibility paperwork (Can I create an experience based on a student's eligibility application?)

  2. Create a new placement from scratch

If your school also uses our Pathful Career Opportunities platform, students will then be able to search for, favorite, and express interest in available opportunity listings. You can learn more about Pathful Career Opportunities here: Pathful Career Opportunities & Interest Matching: Article Overview