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Notes on the International BiBB Conference “Work-based Learning in Europe – Renewing Traditions”

Posted on 09.01.2014 by Thomas von der Fecht

An international conference “Work-based Learning in Europe – renewing traditions” took place on 4/5 December 2013 at the German Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training (BIBB) in Bonn. Around 100 participants held a discussion with European partners on various models … Continue reading →

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Newsletter 1-2011 released!

Posted on 27.04.2011 by Thomas von der Fecht

For upbeat of first season of Soufflearning introductions workshops an info-letter about the project is released. Please upload and – if you want – comment it here: {filelink=22}

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How people learn to do their jobs

Posted on 14.03.2011 by Thomas von der Fecht

“Experience is still a more important teacher in the workplace than classes or workshops …” A model of workplace learning discussed by the Internet Time Alliance http://internettime.posterous.com/a-model-of-workplace-learning

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Tag Archives: learning concept

Notes on the International BiBB Conference “Work-based Learning in Europe – Renewing Traditions”

Newsletter 1-2011 released!

How people learn to do their jobs

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