Promising Practices for Co-Enrollment

Webinar date: November 1, 2023
Co-enrollment is one successful strategy for supporting workforce development. This webinar offers an explanation and exploration of co-enrollment, including WIOA requirements and policy expectations. The session features a panel of state-level adult education leaders highlighting promising practices that they have implemented to meet these requirements and expectations.
Additional resources shared via links in meeting chat:
• Career Pathways Toolkit - careerpathways...
• LINCS Community discussion on Career Pathways Toolkit - community.linc...
• Co-enrollment Across WIOA Core Programs: Requirements, Promising Practices, and Resources (webinar recording) - www.workforceg...
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Notes:
• At 10:15, and again at 22:20, the presenter refers to “a list of additional WIOA partners” as part of a diagram that they describe. The list of partners includes Postsecondary Education, State Human Services Agency (TANF), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), SNAP Employment & Training, Trade Adjustment Assistance Program, Veterans Employment & Training, Unemployment Compensation, Older Worker Programs, HUD Employment & Training, and Community Service Block Grant.
• At 32:40, the screen displays a screenshot of a portion of a monitoring tool. The section of the tool is titled Alignment with One-Stop Partners, defined as, “the extent to which the eligible provider demonstrates alignment between proposed activities and services and the strategy and goals of the local plan, as well as the activities and services of the One-Stop partners.” Questions in this section focus on expectations and systems for alignment and coordination with the program’s local job center and/or partner program.
• At 42:50, the session includes a portion of a “Direct Linkage Training” video, the full video can be found via this link: ksworkforceone....
• At 44:05, the screen displays a map reflecting the division of Kansas in 5 service areas for Kansas Workforce Centers and shows the locations of the centers within each area. The map that follows this (at 45:05), shows the distribution (relative locations) of adult education program sites across the state.