This report delves into the significance of work-based learning programs in achieving career goals. It examines the benefits of such programs for both learners and organizations, using Tesco as a case study. The report explores the research and evaluation of suitable organizations, negotiation of work experience proposals, and the recognition of business constraints. It further outlines a detailed work experience plan, analyzes the benefits of proposed activities, and discusses the fulfillment of placement requirements. The report also includes systematic records of work undertaken, revisions to the initial plan, and suggestions for improvement. Finally, it evaluates the quality of the learner's performance, analyzes the learning experience, and provides recommendations for enhancing future work-based learning programs.