WBL+Certification+and+NYS+WECA

To meet state requirements for an approved CTE program, the experiential/work-based learning coordinator must be a properly certified Career and Technical Education teacher (i.e., Business and Marketing Education, Family and Consumer Science Education, Agriculture Education, Technology Education, Trade/Industrial/Technical Education, Health Occupations Education).

Details about this credential are available on the NYSED CTE website: @http://www.p12.nysed.gov/cte/wbl/docs/WBLmanualMarch2013.doc

WBL Certification course are available online at: Buffalo State University [] SUNY Oswego []

In person classes are available at: City Tech [] Hofstra University []


 * __NY State WECA - New York State Work Experiences Coordinators' Association__**

WECA promotes work-based learning programs for all students under the auspices of the New York State Education Department and the Career Development and Occupational Standards (CDOS).

Our members comprise a wide range of school and business professionals who work collaboratively to engage students in relevant, "real world" learning opportunities ranging from career awareness to career exploration and career development. We welcome all those individuals who have an interest in quality work-based learning programs to join us.

@https://sites.google.com/site/wecanys/

WECA is an independent non-profit organization, and is not affiliated with the NYC Department of Education.