Re:Learning at work is work, and we must make space for it
by kakwa_ on Wednesday December 11, 2019 @12:46PM
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Well, no (or at least I guess it depends which educational system you are talking about).
On a few educational systems, you have dedicated curriculums for technicians and artisans/craftmen, with theory in classes, practice in labs and internship on the job.
Even if learning on the job is a big part (roughly half of the training), it's not purely that.
On a few educational systems, you have dedicated curriculums for technicians and artisans/craftmen, with theory in classes, practice in labs and internship on the job.
Even if learning on the job is a big part (roughly half of the training), it's not purely that.