Work-Based Learning-Fall 2024

Your portfolio should include the following (Feel free to add additional information, documents, certifications, endorsements, accomplishments, and photos to make your portfolio stand out.):

OSHA-10 Certificate
Personalized Learning Plan (Parts A and B)
Monthly Reflections
Cover Letter
Professional Resume
Letters of Recommendation (1 per semester of WBL)
List of Responsibilities
Student Skills Assessment
Student Self-Assessment
The goal of your work-basked learning portfolio is to provide you with a valuable resource as you transition from the world of academics into the workforce. The required materials in this portfolio can be made available to a prospective employer as a way of providing important information for making a hiring decision. A well-developed portfolio can provide you with an advantage over other job or college applicants.

Your portfolio can be in the form of a hard copy in a binder or cover, a Google Slide, a Google Site, or another appropriate format. If you use a digital format, make sure all documents are embedded and are accessible to all viewers. It is better to include an image of the document. DO NOT DISPLAY LINKS. If you are going to include a link to a document, type a description or add an image of what you are including, highlight the description, and press K to add the hyperlink to the description.

Attached is a Google Slides document. Use the magnifying glass (zoom) to make filling the boxes easier. You will use this document to record and submit your monthly reflection. You will need 3 images from your placement as evidence for your on-the-job learning during the month. These can be photos of things you have completed, work you have done, or anything else that can be used as evidence in your portfolio. You can take pictures of people, places, or things. If you work in a placement where privacy law prevents you from taking onsite photos, use stock photos (pixabay.com or others) and describe how the photo relates to your placement.