Facilitate Work-based Learning

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    1. Every day, in the normal course of work, we are learning. We solve problems, encounter new situations, and figure out ways to reapply the things we already know. This learning is often spontaneous and unconscious. However, it is no less valuable than the learning done in formal situations. Learning in the Workplace
    2. So what is work based learning? Work based learning is the process of making our work related learning both conscious and deliberate.
    3. And it is also about Making links between the learning needs of the individual and the strategic needs of the organisation. Finding ways to apply the learning in our work
    4. In what situations can it occur
      • For both secondary and postsecondary students that provide opportunities to achieve employment-related competencies in the workplace. In conjunction with classroom or related learning, and may take the form of work placements, work experience, workplace mentoring, instruction in general workplace competencies, and broad instruction in all aspects of industry.
    5. And..........
      • Learning gained from work experience that involves the development of programme content from work roles. Based on the principle that learning, wherever it takes place and provided that it can be assessed, can be used to provide credit towards the achievement of academic awards
    6. And........
      • At the job site and would include job shadowing, internships, apprenticeships, and cooperative work assignments.
    7. And finally
      • That which benefits the individual, the work group and the organisation. It is achieved mostly through work related activities and can be directly applied to improve current or future work outcomes.
    8. VET Based Learning
      • Since the 1990's work based learning has been the preferred model of staff development in the VET sector nationally. It embraces a range of different methodologies and techniques, including facilitation, mentoring, action learning and communities of practice.
    9. The most critical element
      • The true value of work based learning is realised from the application of the newly acquired skills or understandings.

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