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Appoquinimink School District
College and Career Readiness

Work-Based Learning

Work-Based Learning is an educational strategy that provides students with real-life work experiences where they can apply academic and technical skills to develop their employability.

College Resources

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Career Resources

Our programs allow our students to join the workforce immediately after graduation.

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What Is Work-Based Learning And Why Is It Important?

Work-Based Learning provides a combination of school and workplace learning with local employers. Students either work off-site at an employer’s location, or employers come on-site to the classroom. Students learn first-hand how to succeed in the workforce, learning what it takes to be successful while gaining both an education and valuable technical skills in their chosen pathway. More than ever before, students need to know how their classroom experiences translate to the real world. Teaching the “why” in the classroom and how it transitions to the workplace is essential

Course and Study Program

Public Course

Undergraduate courses

Master's courses

Postgraduate research

Become Lecturer

Course and Study Program

Public Course

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Undergraduate courses

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Master's courses

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Postgraduate research

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Become Lecturer

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Pathways

Learn about the unique pathway courses offered in Appoquinimink Schools. Choose from our 25 Pathways that are best suited to meet their individual career goals.

Advanced Standing Courses

We offer Advanced Placement (AP) courses are designed to challenge students who demonstrate a consistent record of outstanding academic achievement.  

Immersion Experience

The culminating experience of work-based learning, workforce preparation, and career pathway coursework is a 50-hour immersion experience with professionals who serve as mentors.

Ready to Prepare for Life After
High School?

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How AP courses prepare students for college and career success

Advanced Placement (AP) courses are a type of high school curriculum offered in many schools across the United States. These courses are designed to provide students with college-level material and challenge them to think critically and independently. The AP program is run by the College Board, a non-profit organization that also administers the SAT and other college-preparatory exams.

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Why Work-Based Learning is beneficial to high school students

Work-based learning is a valuable opportunity for high school seniors as it allows them to gain real-world experience and skills that will prepare them for the workforce.

One of the main benefits of work-based learning is that it allows students to explore different career options. By participating in internships, apprenticeships, and co-op programs, students can gain hands-on experience in fields that interest them, which can help them make more informed decisions about their future careers.