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23 January 2014

What are experiences that combine work experiences with formal education called?

This question is posed and a range of 11 alternative names outlined, as well as six types of delivery programmes, by Gardener and Barkus (2014).

The range of alternative names developed include:

  1. Work-integrated learning (WIL)
  2. Work-based learning
  3. Cooperative and work-integrated education (CWIE)
  4. Vocational education and training
  5. Career and technical education (CTE)
  6. Work placement
  7. Project-based learning
  8. Experiential education
  9. Experiential learning
  10. Professional development
  11. Community/civic engagement

Range of programmes designed to deliver work-education experiences:

  1. Cooperative education
  2. Internships
  3. Externships
  4. Apprenticeships
  5. Practicum
  6. Service learning

Strange that clinical training is not mentioned?

Gardner, P. & Bartkus, K.R. 2014. What's in a name? A reference guide to work-education experiences. Asia-Pacific Journal of Cooperative Education, 15(1), 37-54.

Posted on 23 January 2014 at 11:09 in Community engagement/service & learning, Cooperative & Work-integrated Education, Cooperative education, Experience defined, Problem & project-based Learning (PJBL), Service Learning, Terminology, Work-based learning (WBL), Work-based project, Work-integrated Learning (WIL) |

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