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What makes for good workplace learning? At a glance

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Item:1004
Title:What makes for good workplace learning? At a glance
Authors:NCVER
Publication date: 11 July 2003
Publication type:Research summary
Themes:VET in context > Contribution to innovation > General
VET in context > Social issues > Learning communities
VET in context > Work changes > General
VET in context > Work changes > Innovation
VET in context > Work changes > Training/learning culture

Recent research into workplace learning in Australia is reviewed and important findings are synthesised in this publication. It finds that six elements are required to be in place for effective workplace learning and proposes that the 'ideal' workplace learning situation fosters innovation, and involves a systematic approach. Additionally, the 'At a glance' emphasises that the networks and partnerships of the workplace learning system - the workplace, individual, external training provider and a variety of community and government organisations - are crucially important.

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