Development of Business Case for Work Integrated Learning on Mining

This project is outlining the business case for work-integrated learning in the mining industry through interviews with industry stakeholders and secondary research on the benefits of work-integrated learning in mining and other sectors.

Project Details

Published: June 2018
Capability: Policy Research - Strategic Program Review - Knowledge Mobilization/ Workshop Facilitation
Policy Area: Adult Training - Graduate Labour Market - Workplace Training - Employment Programs
Population: Students - Women

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