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Don’t miss the work-based learning conference that brings together Indiana’s top educators and employers

Indianapolis, Indiana – Indiana is set to shine a spotlight on workforce development as the state prepares for the 2026 Indiana Work-Based Learning Conference on January 27. This annual event brings together employers, educators, and intermediaries to explore the latest trends and strategies in work-based learning, offering a unique platform for collaboration and innovation.

The conference promises an engaging day for all attendees, featuring the 20th Annual Impact Awards, which honor individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to work-based learning. Participants will have the chance to attend a wide range of sessions addressing emerging topics in workforce development, giving them fresh insights and practical tools to strengthen their programs.

“This program offers an opportunity for your organization to demonstrate leadership and a commitment to developing and retaining talent through work-based learning,” organizers noted, emphasizing the conference’s focus on bridging education and employment. It’s not just a gathering—it’s a hub for networking, learning, and showcasing best practices that can shape Indiana’s workforce for years to come.

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The event is ideal for a variety of professionals, including human resources personnel and HR consultants, employee relations specialists, career and technical educators, and members of trade associations. Education professionals from K-12 and postsecondary institutions, as well as economic development specialists, will also find sessions tailored to their needs, making it a versatile and impactful experience for all involved.

Project Lead the Way sponsors the conference, reinforcing its dedication to advancing educational opportunities and workforce readiness across the state. By attending, organizations and individuals not only gain knowledge but also signal their commitment to building stronger connections between learning environments and the workplace.

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Registration is now open, providing a chance for interested participants to secure their spot at one of Indiana’s premier gatherings for workforce innovation. Attendees can expect a full day of inspiring discussions, award recognitions, and the sharing of strategies that have real-world impact.

Don’t miss the chance to join fellow Hoosiers in celebrating and advancing work-based learning, a key driver of talent development and economic growth in the state.

 

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