One of the most effective ways to prepare students for jobs is to give them real world experience. Work-based learning is a strategy that combines skill development with real world training opportunities. Apprenticeships and other work-based learning activities create opportunities to develop the skills needed to succeed.
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Mesa County Workforce Center offers a variety of services to help you prepare to enter the workforce. Learn more about volunteering, getting your first job, and exploring career options.
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YEA! guides middle and high school students through the process of starting and running a legitimate business or social movement over the course of a full academic year. YEA! has graduated almost 4,000 students over the past 12 years, who have started almost 3,000 businesses and social movements!
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District 51 has many ways for middle school students to learn about themselves, explore careers, engage in career readiness, and prepare for next steps after graduation.
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