Promising Practices for Integrated Education and Training Pathways to Postsecondary Education
This brief highlights promising practices for how IET providers can connect IET programs to credit-bearing credentials and pathways to associate degrees.
This summary highlights promising practices for how IET providers can connect IET programs to credit-bearing credentials and pathways to associate degrees. To illustrate these promising practices, we describe a list of strategies that is not exhaustive but represents several approaches to achieving the goal of connecting IET program to postsecondary opportunities. Each of the strategies is described briefly below and then illustrated by program examples. As shown through the examples, programs often implement multiple strategies concurrently to bring about the desired program goals.
Provides adult educators with a snapshot view of the ways in which some IET programs have implemented IET models and practices that serve diverse student populations in a variety of settings
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