Schools are doing more than ever to help students prepare for life after graduation.
Career pathways, work-based learning, internships, mentorships, career exploration, and community partnerships all give students valuable opportunities to learn about themselves and the world beyond the classroom.
The challenge isn’t always creating more opportunities. It’s connecting the ones that already exist.
When programs and experiences live across different departments, systems, and spreadsheets, it can be difficult to see how they fit together. Students may not know how one experience connects to the next, while educators may spend valuable time tracking opportunities and coordinating information.
A connected approach can help change that.
Journeys Map helps schools bring career readiness programs, pathways, experiences, and opportunities together in one organized experience. Students can explore options based on their interests and goals while seeing how different experiences can help them move forward.
Schools can use Journeys Map to:
- Help students explore career pathways based on their interests, strengths, and goals.
- Connect classroom learning with mentorships, internships, projects, and work-based learning.
- Bring programs, partnerships, and resources together in one place.
- Give educators greater visibility into student opportunities and progress.
The goal isn’t to replace the work schools are already doing. It’s to make those efforts easier to connect and easier for students to navigate.
When the pieces work together, students can begin to see a clearer path from where they are today to where they want to go tomorrow.
Learn how Journeys Map can help connect your school’s career readiness efforts.