What is Apprenticeship

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Traditional method of training people into a profession that has powerful features for learning. Researchers have identified effective learning and teaching techniques from apprenticeship learning and applied them to classroom learning. pedagogy. Learn more in: Creating an Andragogy for Adult Learning Advantage

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Traditional method of training people into a profession that has powerful features for learning. Researchers have identified effective learning and teaching techniques from apprenticeship learning and applied them to classroom learning. Learn more in: Enabling Adult Learning Advantage in Online Learning Environments

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A process through which a more experienced person assists a less experienced one by way of demonstration, support, and examples. Learn more in: Cognitive Apprenticeship and Writing in Distance and Online Learning

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Traditional method of training people into a profession that has powerful features for learning: researchers have identified effective learning and teaching techniques from apprenticeship learning and applied them to classroom learning pedagogy. Learn more in: A Design Framework for Guiding Integration of Instruction and Assessment

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A system of on-the-job training that enables practitioners to learn their profession while working for an employer. Learn more in: The Challenges of Work-Based Learning via Systemic Modelling in the European Union: The Potential Failure of Dual Education Due to Social Expectations in Greece

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An apprenticeship is a person over the age of fifteen years who is has a contract to serve an employer for a determined period as part of a training programme to acquire knowledge, theory and practice. In return, the employer is reciprocally bound to instruct that apprentice during his/her time at work. Learn more in: Apprenticeships as a way of Tackling Skills Gaps: The Reform in Apprenticeship Schemes in Malta

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Is a three-to-four-year structured work-based learning program after which a Federal VET Diploma is awarded. The diploma serves as a transparent proof of acquired competences across Switzerland. An apprenticeship is a form of tertiary education after compulsory school, that takes place at a workplace, vocational school and a third workshop-based learning venue. Learn more in: Effects of an Innovative Learning Culture on the Competences of Learners: Workplace Learning in Switzerland in the Context of Apprenticeships

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Commonly perceived to be a long-term training offered in collaboration between employers and educational institutions. Learn more in: Assessment in the Modern Age: Challenges and Solutions

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Is a government mechanism that allows for an agreement between an individual (an apprentice) who wants to learn a skilled trade, a school (CFA- Apprenticeship Training Centre-) and an employer who needs a skilled worker and is willing to sponsor the apprentice. The company sponsors the apprentice, provides paid on-the-job experience in his or her field of employment, under the direction of a mentor, and in a work environment that allows for the learning of tasks, the activities and duties of a skilled worker. Apprenticeship training, which combines on-the-job learning (50%) and academic learning training (50%). The CFA appoints a tutor to supervise the apprentice academically. Learn more in: The Importance of Personal Effectiveness Training in University Master Courses: The Role of High School in Students' Assertiveness and Self-Awareness Development

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An apprenticeship is an educational approach historically employed to train crafts practitioners adapted to computing education as a way to teach programming skills through instructor-led demonstrations of from-scratch problem solving (instructor-led live coding). Learn more in: Constructivist Apprenticeship through Antagonistic Programming Activities

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The process of learning a trade/occupation/profession by working directly under the supervision of an expert. Learn more in: Developing Gen Y Competencies for the New Work Environment: Comparing and Contrasting Four Work-Integrated Learning Approaches Across National Contexts