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    Tag: work-integrated learning

    HEQCO – Hunting for Good WIL: Put quality before quantity | it’s not academic

    HEQCO’s Harvey Weingarten makes a critical point about Work Integrated Learning (WIL) and Experiential Education (EE): let’s not fall back into the trap of bean-counting and ticking… Read more “HEQCO – Hunting for Good WIL: Put quality before quantity | it’s not academic”

    July 20, 2016July 20, 2016 by Glen Fisher

    Skills crisis: New system to train artisans | Features | financialmail

    Good to see the College Industry Partnership Initiative, which I started with Marianne Scott at the National Business Initiative a decade ago, gaining traction in the ongoing… Read more “Skills crisis: New system to train artisans | Features | financialmail”

    July 4, 2016July 4, 2016 by Glen Fisher

    A Canadian Accomplishment | HESA

    Good blog by Alex Usher on the many strengths of Canada’s work-oriented higher education programmes via A Canadian Accomplishment | HESA

    June 16, 2016June 16, 2016 by Glen Fisher

    Group wants workplace stints for all postsecondary students – The Globe and Mail

    Watch this space: a potentially interesting initiative by Business Higher Education Round Table brings business, college and university leaders together in a quest to provide workplace experience… Read more “Group wants workplace stints for all postsecondary students – The Globe and Mail”

    June 2, 2016June 2, 2016 by Glen Fisher

    Integrated work practice key to raising employability – University World News

    Useful survey of university co-op and work-integrated learning in various countries highlights different models and approaches. High marks given to Canadian universities and the Canadian co-op model,… Read more “Integrated work practice key to raising employability – University World News”

    May 12, 2016May 12, 2016 by Glen Fisher

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