Work-based learning: Why? How? - UNESCO-UNEVOC
Work-based learning is a subset of experience-based learning. However within the somewhat narrower confines of vocational education and training, work-based learning refers to learning that occurs through undertaking real work, through the production of real goods and services, whether this work is paid or unpaid. It
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