Create a WBL Opportunity application process for students to send more information to employers
Structured Workflow for Student Job Applications
1. Pre-Screening and Application Control
Schools and employers may want to:
Pre-screen applicants before submission.
Limit the number of applications per opportunity.
Set deadlines for applications.
2. Student Interest Indication
Instead of applying directly, students first select “I’m Interested”.
This triggers a notification to the school.
Schools can then view and manage a list of interested students.
3. School Review and Approval
Schools have the authority to:
Approve or deny interested applicants before sending them to the employer.
Ensure only qualified candidates proceed.
4. Employer-Specific Application Requirements
Some employers require additional documents (e.g., immunization records for healthcare).
Schools can assign:
Required student documents.
Form templates specific to each Work-Based Learning (WBL) opportunity.
5. Submission to Employer
Once applicants are approved, the school can:
Click a button to send a vetted list of applicants to the employer.
Include resumes, uploaded documents, and completed forms.
6. Employer Decision and Next Steps
Employers receive a notification with applicant details.
Additional functionalities could include:
A link for employers to mark who they’d like to hire.
A mechanism to schedule interviews
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