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What Is Work$-$based Learning?

Ididleamalolthat Work$-$based learning $-$ including internship, extended job shadowing, could not be learned froma book or class, and to still have it show on my transcript is very valuable"

Marine Science studant apprenticeship and "cooperative work experience" $-$ is an instructional strategy that integrates classroom study with planned and supervised experiences in the workplace to enhance learning. In this study, we focus on "Cooperative Work Experience" $($Co$-$op$)$ as a surrogate measure for all work$-$based learning. ${?}^2$ Co$-$op courses allow students to earn credit for paid or unpaid employment that is related to a specific program of study.

Time to Employment

$10$pentu the employet $10$ Challenge ine and manc gyeat business

Fratis jolsp founci atotralaled to my $($bitavious$)$ job but more Sifiorf to my lastes. Cestume Design student

A key measure of students' post$-$graduation success is how long it takes them to find a job. Those who participate in Co$-$op appear to find jobs sooner than their non$-$Co$-$op classmates: Co$-$op students record first earnings on average at about $1\mathrm{.}5$ weeks after graduation, while non$-$Co$-$op students find work' after about $17$ weeks Further, Co$-$op students enter the workplace faster than their classmates for up to two and a half years after graduation. After this time, all graduates have roughly equal employment rates.

Auerage Earnings

We find that the benefits of work$-$based learning are also reflected in graduates' paychecks. Students who participate in work$-$based learning have higher average annual earnings than their classmates in all four years after graduation. Although the earnings gain enjoyed by Co$-$op students diminishes over time, Co$-$op students earn about $$3,300$ more than theit classmates overall. who participare in work$-$based learning have

Earnings in Each Year After Graduatio

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than their classmates.

Work$-$based Learning: Benefits from the Student's Perspective

The study finds that work$-$based learning has immediate financial benefits for students. As shown above, students with Co$-$op experience earn $$1,225$ more in the first year of work. Given the reasonable cost of taking classes in the community colleges ${?}^3,$ students participating in work$-$based learning can therefore earn back their course fees and materials costs up to $10$ times over in just one year. This additional income also generates benefits to communities, as well as higher tax revenues to the State.

Fotmmonlmestment $10$ Go$-$Dp stuten Co$-$dp course cast

'The mean number of Co$-$op ceredits for students who took these courses is $484.$ At $$18$ per unit plus modest direct expenses we estimate average : ourse cossts for Co$-$op of be $$25$ per unit or $$125$ for $5$ unies

Work$-$based leaming participants eumn a substantial return on their Co op coursc inestment

Earnings Gains by Ethnicity and Gender

I have Iearned more uselul knowledge about my future career

ideas this semester inrough interning than

I have in any other class thatl $100$ K$."$

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What Is Work$-$based Learning?

Ididleamalolthat Work$-$based learning $-$ including internship, extended job shadowing, could not be learned froma book or class, and to still have it show on my transcript is very valuable"

Marine Science studant apprenticeship and "cooperative work experience" $-$ is an instructional strategy that integrates classroom study with planned and supervised experiences in the workplace to enhance learning. In this study, we focus on "Cooperative Work Experience" $($Co$-$op$)$ as a surrogate measure for all work$-$based learning. ${?}^2$ Co$-$op courses allow students to earn credit for paid or unpaid employment that is related to a specific program of study.

Time to Employment

$10$pentu the employet $10$ Challenge ine and manc gyeat business

Fratis jolsp founci atotralaled to my $($bitavious$)$ job but more Sifiorf to my lastes. Cestume Design student

A key measure of students' post$-$graduation success is how long it takes them to find a job. Those who participate in Co$-$op appear to find jobs sooner than their non$-$Co$-$op classmates: Co$-$op students record first earnings on average at about $1\mathrm{.}5$ weeks after graduation, while non$-$Co$-$op students find work' after about $17$ weeks Further, Co$-$op students enter the workplace faster than their classmates for up to two and a half years after graduation. After this time, all graduates have roughly equal employment rates.

Auerage Earnings

We find that the benefits of work$-$based learning are also reflected in graduates' paychecks. Students who participate in work$-$based learning have higher average annual earnings than their classmates in all four years after graduation. Although the earnings gain enjoyed by Co$-$op students diminishes over time, Co$-$op students earn about $$3,300$ more than theit classmates overall. who participare in work$-$based learning have

Earnings in Each Year After Graduatio

hu :nann narticination.

than their classmates.

Work$-$based Learning: Benefits from the Student's Perspective

The study finds that work$-$based learning has immediate financial benefits for students. As shown above, students with Co$-$op experience earn $$1,225$ more in the first year of work. Given the reasonable cost of taking classes in the community colleges ${?}^3,$ students participating in work$-$based learning can therefore earn back their course fees and materials costs up to $10$ times over in just one year. This additional income also generates benefits to communities, as well as higher tax revenues to the State.

Fotmmonlmestment $10$ Go$-$Dp stuten Co$-$dp course cast

'The mean number of Co$-$op ceredits for students who took these courses is $484.$ At $$18$ per unit plus modest direct expenses we estimate average : ourse cossts for Co$-$op of be $$25$ per unit or $$125$ for $5$ unies

Work$-$based leaming participants eumn a substantial return on their Co op coursc inestment

Earnings Gains by Ethnicity and Gender

I have Iearned more uselul knowledge about my future career

ideas this semester inrough interning than

I have in any other class thatl $100$ K$."$

Music Solve this paper Using the article

What Is Work$-$based Learning?

Ididleamalolthat Work$-$based learning $-$ including internship, extended job shadowing, could not be learned froma book or class, and to still have it show on my transcript is very valuable"

Marine Science studant apprenticeship and "cooperative work experience" $-$ is an instructional strategy that integrates classroom study with planned and supervised experiences in the workplace to enhance learning. In this study, we focus on "Cooperative Work Experience" $($Co$-$op$)$ as a surrogate measure for all work$-$based learning. ${?}^2$ Co$-$op courses allow students to earn credit for paid or unpaid employment that is related to a specific program of study.

Time to Employment

$10$pentu the employet $10$ Challenge ine and manc gyeat business

Fratis jolsp founci atotralaled to my $($bitavious$)$ job but more Sifiorf to my lastes. Cestume Design student

A key measure of students' post$-$graduation success is how long it takes them to find a job. Those who participate in Co$-$op appear to find jobs sooner than their non$-$Co$-$op classmates: Co$-$op students record first earnings on average at about $1\mathrm{.}5$ weeks after graduation, while non$-$Co$-$op students find work' after about $17$ weeks Further, Co$-$op students enter the workplace faster than their classmates for up to two and a half years after graduation. After this time, all graduates have roughly equal employment rates.

Auerage Earnings

We find that the benefits of work$-$based learning are also reflected in graduates' paychecks. Students who participate in work$-$based learning have higher average annual earnings than their classmates in all four years after graduation. Although the earnings gain enjoyed by Co$-$op students diminishes over time, Co$-$op students earn about $$3,300$ more than theit classmates overall. who participare in work$-$based learning have

Earnings in Each Year After Graduatio

hu :nann narticination.

than their classmates.

Work$-$based Learning: Benefits from the Student's Perspective

The study finds that work$-$based learning has immediate financial benefits for students. As shown above, students with Co$-$op experience earn $$1,225$ more in the first year of work. Given the reasonable cost of taking classes in the community colleges ${?}^3,$ students participating in work$-$based learning can therefore earn back their course fees and materials costs up to $10$ times over in just one year. This additional income also generates benefits to communities, as well as higher tax revenues to the State.

Fotmmonlmestment $10$ Go$-$Dp stuten Co$-$dp course cast

'The mean number of Co$-$op ceredits for students who took these courses is $484.$ At $$18$ per unit plus modest direct expenses we estimate average : ourse cossts for Co$-$op of be $$25$ per unit or $$125$ for $5$ unies

Work$-$based leaming participants eumn a substantial return on their Co op coursc inestment

Earnings Gains by Ethnicity and Gender

I have Iearned more uselul knowledge about my future career

ideas this semester inrough interning than

I have in any other class thatl $100$ K$."$

Music Solve this paper Using the article

What Is Work$-$based Learning?

Ididleamalolthat Work$-$based learning $-$ including internship, extended job shadowing, could not be learned froma book or class, and to still have it show on my transcript is very valuable"

Marine Science studant apprenticeship and "cooperative work experience" $-$ is an instructional strategy that integrates classroom study with planned and supervised experiences in the workplace to enhance learning. In this study, we focus on "Cooperative Work Experience" $($Co$-$op$)$ as a surrogate measure for all work$-$based learning. ${?}^2$ Co$-$op courses allow students to earn credit for paid or unpaid employment that is related to a specific program of study.

Time to Employment

$10$pentu the employet $10$ Challenge ine and manc gyeat business

Fratis jolsp founci atotralaled to my $($bitavious$)$ job but more Sifiorf to my lastes. Cestume Design student

A key measure of students' post$-$graduation success is how long it takes them to find a job. Those who participate in Co$-$op appear to find jobs sooner than their non$-$Co$-$op classmates: Co$-$op students record first earnings on average at about $1\mathrm{.}5$ weeks after graduation, while non$-$Co$-$op students find work' after about $17$ weeks Further, Co$-$op students enter the workplace faster than their classmates for up to two and a half years after graduation. After this time, all graduates have roughly equal employment rates.

Auerage Earnings

We find that the benefits of work$-$based learning are also reflected in graduates' paychecks. Students who participate in work$-$based learning have higher average annual earnings than their classmates in all four years after graduation. Although the earnings gain enjoyed by Co$-$op students diminishes over time, Co$-$op students earn about $$3,300$ more than theit classmates overall. who participare in work$-$based learning have

Earnings in Each Year After Graduatio

hu :nann narticination.

than their classmates.

Work$-$based Learning: Benefits from the Student's Perspective

The study finds that work$-$based learning has immediate financial benefits for students. As shown above, students with Co$-$op experience earn $$1,225$ more in the first year of work. Given the reasonable cost of taking classes in the community colleges ${?}^3,$ students participating in work$-$based learning can therefore earn back their course fees and materials costs up to $10$ times over in just one year. This additional income also generates benefits to communities, as well as higher tax revenues to the State.

Fotmmonlmestment $10$ Go$-$Dp stuten Co$-$dp course cast

'The mean number of Co$-$op ceredits for students who took these courses is $484.$ At $$18$ per unit plus modest direct expenses we estimate average : ourse cossts for Co$-$op of be $$25$ per unit or $$125$ for $5$ unies

Work$-$based leaming participants eumn a substantial return on their Co op coursc inestment

Earnings Gains by Ethnicity and Gender

I have Iearned more uselul knowledge about my future career

ideas this semester inrough interning than

I have in any other class thatl $100$ K$."$

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