CLASP Webinar: Integrated Education and Training Practice and Policy
Author: Judy Mortrude, Anson Green, Sue Liu, Sara Hastings, Andy Nash, Carol Clymer, Blaire Toso, Amanda Bergson-Shilcock
Subject Area: Career Pathways, IET, LINCS Resources, WIOA
Program Level: Professional Development
Material Type: Collection
Language: English
License: (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) For license summary click here

Abstract:

This webinar recording features a panel of leading experts from around the country who discuss how IET models are being implemented and provide real examples of the opportunities (and lessons learned) for administrators and practitioners to develop quality IET models.
Resource URL
https://www.clasp.org/publication/webinar-integrated-education-and-training-pra…
Publication Year
2016
CLASP recorded a webinar on Integrated Education and Training (IET). Experts from around the country discussed how IET is being implemented and opportunities for practitioners to develop quality IET models.
Benefits and Uses
IETs are a core educational strategy for career pathways jointly developed between WIOA partners. This webinar highlights the many ways that states and individual programs have interpreted the definition and core elements of IETs and in turn used them to develop IETs as a strategy across all levels of service delivery in Title II of the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act (AEFLA). The panel, comprised of nationally recognized leaders in their field, provides easy-to-understand information starting with what an IET is to the ways data is collected and reported, and how partnerships can be formed.
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