Massachusetts Work-Based Learning Plan Resources
The Massachusetts Work-Based Learning Plan (WBLP)
The Massachusetts Work-Based Learning Plan (WBLP) is a diagnostic, goal-setting and assessment tool designed to drive learning and productivity on the job. The WBLP was developed by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education through an interagency collaboration of employers, educators and workforce development professionals.
The Work-Based Learning Plan can be completed online or as a pen-and-paper document.
- Use the Online Work-Based Learning Plan Screens: https://masswbl.org (Massachusetts Career Ready Database
- Download the WBL Plan [Word]: http://skillspages.com/masswbl (Resource Pages)
- Read more on the resource pages at http://skillspages.com/masswbl
Massachusetts Career Ready Database
Database for youth employment and career development programs in Massachusetts. Includes screens for the Work-Based Learning Plan (with regular and mobile versions). Placement screen, job descriptions, skills/tasks, employer information and career development activity tracking. (Note the new name! Formerly the WBL Database.)
Skills Pages / Resource Pages
Resource pages supporting the Work-Based Learning Plan and Massachusetts Career Ready Database, plus a "Getting Started" outline for staff in Connecting Activities and other youth programs. http://skillspages.com/masswbl
Skills Pages / Blog
Articles about workplace and career skills, youth employment program strategies and more.
Program Links
Massachusetts Program Links
ESE-Connecting Activities ESE-College and Career Readiness http://massconnecting.org
Share Your Story
What is your school or community doing to support career development for youth? Share your story on the Massachusetts Connecting Activities website.
