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Scott, Geri – Jobs For the Future, 2016
This case study, one of a series of publications exploring effective and inclusive models of work-based learning, finds that entry-level occupations in manufacturing have historically been considered unskilled jobs for which little or no training is necessary. As a consequence, employers have experienced high turnover among new-hires, and…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Manufacturing, Apprenticeships, Productivity
Olson, Richard; Klein-Collins, Rebecca – Council for Adult and Experiential Learning, 2014
Many are accustomed to the idea that we learn at school and that a college education is acquired in college classrooms. In reality, however, learning takes place in all aspects of a person's life--through military experience, raising a family, volunteering, and, perhaps most significantly, in the workplace. Learning that occurs in the workplace…
Descriptors: Work Environment, Workplace Learning, Employers, Informal Education
Cardoza, Joseph T. – School Shop, 1972
Students build houses for a school system's custodians. (GB)
Descriptors: Advisory Committees, Building Trades, Electrical Occupations, Masonry
Sirote, Patrice J. – American Education, 1981
Under the skilled supervision of a master carpenter hired to direct this Comprehensive Employment and Training Act project, seven high school students and two beginning workers are learning the varied and complex skills of building maintenance, renewing their city's schools, and bringing home a badly needed paycheck. (LRA)
Descriptors: Cooperative Programs, Educational Facilities Improvement, Experiential Learning, Federal Programs
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Wojcik, Thomas T. – New Directions for Higher Education, 1996
Hoechst Celanese, one of the world's largest pharmaceutical and chemical companies, used an Innovation Model as a framework for integrating the technology, business, and human factors needed to solve problems and create business successes. The model involved three elements (expertise, skills, and motivation). An experiential course in principles…
Descriptors: Chemical Industry, Critical Thinking, Experiential Learning, Industry
Pritchard, May Long; And Others – 1984
Basic principles for the establishment of a comprehensive youth education and employment system are offered in this guide, with particular focus on those youth who are at greatest risk of becoming or remaining chronically unemployed. Drawing on the knowledge generated by research and operational experience over the past decade, the guide proposes…
Descriptors: Compensatory Education, Disadvantaged Youth, Employment Programs, High Risk Persons
SEYMOUR, W. DOUGLAS – 1966
THIS BOOK, A SEQUEL TO THE AUTHOR'S "INDUSTRIAL TRAINING FOR MANUAL OPERATIONS," COMPRISES THREE PARTS. IN PART ONE, THE NATURE OF SKILLS IN INDUSTRY IS DESCRIBED, AND THEIR RELATION TO HUMAN PERFORMANCE AND PRODUCTIVITY. IN PART TWO, AN OUTLINE OF RECENT RESEARCH AND A RESUME OF THE STATE OF KNOWLEDGE OF THE ACQUISITION OF SKILLS IS GIVEN. IN…
Descriptors: Educational Experiments, Industrial Education, Industrial Training, Industry