WBL Reflection 1/8/18

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On Monday January 8th we were taken to the CCEC where we sat and listened to a speaker and he talked about college readiness and about our future such as building our resume which in the upcoming year we will have to do our resumé. Also he talked to us about a program in which he was involved in and how it prepares you for the future a free program called Futures and Options. We were shown slides about his free program and then later we were shown the video on child labor laws in which made us more familiar with the laws that protect teenage workers. Overall it was a good WBL experiences in which taught me more about labor laws and a free program that anyone can apply to better their future.

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