Leadership Alliance for WBL

Purpose

The purpose of this program is to develop future work-based learning national leaders by providing guided support and growth opportunities led by ACTE Work-based Learning Division.

Eligibility

All applicants must serve as a WBL practitioner, working directly with local programs to benefit students. Candidates must be members of the ACTE Work-Based Learning Division at the time of application to be considered.

Expectations

●       Participation in the upcoming and subsequent year’s National WBL Conference.

●       Attendance at four of the five virtual sessions.

●       Participation in the year-long WBL Alliance project with peers that will be published and accessible to all ACTE WBL Division Members.

●       Maintain membership in ACTE’s WBL Division throughout participation in this program.

●       Sign and follow the expectations outlined in the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).

By applying for the Leadership Alliance for WBL program, I understand that if selected to participate I am committing to:

●       Attendance at the following events: 2026 WBL Conference, 5 virtual sessions, and 2027 WBL Conference (Registration and up to $750 travel reimbursement will be provided for each conference.)

●       Participation in and completion of a WBL-focused project for graduation (and meetings associated with project completion).

As a participant in the Leadership Alliance for WBL program, participants will receive:

●       Personalized professional development and investment by national WBL leaders.

●       A certificate of program completion, with hours articulated in professional learning in the virtual sessions and in-person training at the WBL conferences.

●       Recognition at the National WBL Conferences.

If you have any questions about the Leadership Alliance for WBL, please contact Jan Jardine.