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BRIDGING WORK INTEGRATED LEARNING PRACTICE TO THEORY

Why a Seminar?

This WACE WIL Seminar focuses on Dual Training, Co-operative Education and Work Integrated Education programs. Attending this first experience based seminar will provide you with the tools to better analyse and understand the WIL practices in your institution and workplace. The word seminar means, ”plant a seed” and the best way of doing this is to start from the participant’s experiences and then to reflect on them from various theoretical perspectives. This of course means that there are some work needs to be done before attending the seminar. 

Learning objectives
By the end of the seminar, the aim is that you will be able to describe and understand the WIL experience in a theoretical framework by utilizing articles, case descriptions and group discussions.

Preparation/readings 
There will be some readings, three articles that provides us with the necessary tools to analyze our WIL practice. Furthermore, you will be asked to provide the seminar leader with some case descriptions that will provide us with material to the work-shops. You will also be asked to make a short presentation of WIL in a local and national context. Three articles and instructions regarding case descriptions will be distributed to you after your registration.  

Time 
An estimation of time needed to read, prepare cases, and participate at the seminar, will be approximately 20-25 hours.  

Certificate of completion 
On completion of the module, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion. This will be awarded to participants who complete all the required tasks/activities. 

Looking forward to meet you in Heidenheim!

Date and Times:
The seminar starts at 11 am on Tuesday, April 19, 2016 and conclude at 15 pm on Wednesday, April 20, 2016.

Who should attend:
Those who are engaged in the strategic and day-to-day management of WIL programs: WIL program managers, faculty, researchers, PhD students or those working with WIL in your company.

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