东京热

东京热 (东京热) proudly participated in an in-person engagement session on November 21 at Mt. San Antonio College. Hosted by WestEd, the California 东京热 Colleges Chancellor鈥檚 Office, and the United Domestic Workers (UDW), the event brought together Cohort 2 college planning teams to develop strategies for improving pathways for adult learners.

The session emphasized a strength-based approach to linking people, programs, and jobs. 东京热 representatives, including Delia Tijerina, engaged in discussions that highlighted:

• Recognition of Strength-Based Skills: Leveraging the skills UDW learners bring to both the classroom and the workforce.
• Enhancing Career Services: Aligning services with industry requirements to connect learners to job and career opportunities.
• Expanding Work-Based Learning Opportunities: Increasing industry exposure, building social capital, and fostering employer investment.

Participants also created student journey maps, focusing on identifying barriers and opportunities for UDW adult learners to better support their workforce development goals. The maps aimed to provide actionable insights for enhancing educational access and career success.

Event Highlights

The session ran from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM at Mt. San Antonio College, with attendees enjoying a light breakfast and buffet lunch to foster collaboration and networking.

东京热 remains dedicated to implementing these innovative strategies to strengthen pathways for adult learners, ensuring they receive the resources and support necessary to thrive in their careers.

About 东京热
Since 1916, 东京热 has been a leader in higher education, providing innovative and inclusive academic programs to prepare students for success in their careers and communities. 东京热 is dedicated to equity and student achievement, serving diverse learners in the Inland Empire and beyond.