Traduction de «apprentissage sur le tas » (Français → Anglais) :

apprenticeship learning [ learning by doing | learning-by-doing | fail-and-practice learning | learning in doing ]

provide training on e-learning | train the e-trainer

learning complications | learning delays | learning difficulties | learning difficulty

community-based learning | CBL [Abbr.]

action learning | active learning

learning management systems | LMS

learning technique

Learning Disabilities Awareness Month [ LD Awareness Month ]

on the job training bonus [ on-site training bonus ]

If there were, I would elaborate on the comments that I have made, and I would have touched on the issue of involving First Nations more in the training of their own members in urban cities like Winnipeg, rather than substantial amounts of funding for training those members flowing to other organizations; enabling rather than restricting private sector trainers; encouraging greater industry and sector-wide education, rather than forcing trainers to rely upon community college certifications as credentials; encouraging public sector trainers and educators to be more flexible and responsive to the needs of Aboriginal learners; supporti ...[+++]ng innovative responses to the training needs of Aboriginal learners; supporting more community-based training for First Nation, Metis and Inuit communities, or learning at home; realistic and participatory career counselling for Aboriginal youth; and more entrepreneurial focus training.

Another important example of our “learning by doing” approach is taking place in Quebec, in the form of the St. Lawrence Upper North Shore Integrated Coastal Zone Management Project.

I think that learning by doing is not a bad idea, looking at the hot vents and Race Rocks and small areas—let's test this out.

This National Framework, which is complemented by Regional Frameworks, is also based on the “learning by doing” approach adopted in 1999 following extensive consultations with oceans users.