As the new academic year begins, it's exciting to see a growing number of apprentices in Built Environment programmes. This highlights the increasing prominence of work-based learning in Built Environment education. There needs to be a rethink in the way we design and deliver learning. To support the development of aspiring graduates, it is essential that higher education institutions (HEIs) and employers collaborate effectively and have robust systems in place. Engaging in knowledge exchange and development meetings between employers and academics is key to these partnerships, fostering a shared understanding of industry needs. This will drive impactful strategies in curriculum design, closing skills gaps and enhancing the overall educational experience. So looking forward to working with the team to lead a series of business development webinars to support Built Environment Degree Apprenticeship delivery. Check out my latest publication of a collaborative curriculum design model relevant to the Built Environment https://lnkd.in/efQf9huH #BuiltEnvironment #Education #Apprenticeships #Collaboration #KnowledgeExchange
Good to see the final version! A very usable resource. Congratulations.
Very informative
Construction Manager I Cost Engineer I Researcher (Off-Site Construction, Circular Business Models, Machine Learning)
6moCongratulations Dr Lovelin Obi