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4 years ago

What is a work-based learning program

Computers and Technology

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valentinak56 [21]4 years ago

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Answer:

WBL (work-based learning program) is basically to increase the employability skill of the student. 

Explanation:

It bridges the gap between what the student learn and what the student do. It’s a mixture of academic content with technology focusing mainly on skill development.

WBL includes:

Internship: Internship is the process of students visiting a company and getting trained as well as they indirectly work for the organization for a short period of time.

Service learning: It’s a hybrid of career.

Job shadowing: Joining students and employees and students indirectly get to know the responsibilities.

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thank you !

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def print_tip(base_cost, customer_type):

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