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Work-Related Learning :: helping build careers
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Weblog | 19 entries | 25-May-2006 | 3 authors |
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Blog Entry | 0 replies | 11-February-2005 | Alan Brown |
Distinguishing between working and learning through work is difficult. It is similarly difficult to separate factors that affect learning at work because in many cases they interact strongly. The distinctions made below particuarly in the main headings should be understood as analytical aids rather than distinctly different categories. Factors affecting learning emphasises the relational aspects of learning at all levels. It is a dynamic rhetoric. Individual
Group/community
Wider organisations
Macro (labour market): structures
Labour market Gender Ethnicity Class |