Nicole Said:

Is there any government website beside fafsa and student aid that can help college students?

We Answered:

Usually schools have their own funding, depending on if you want a loan or not.You should go to the library and pick up, a scholarship book. This book has all types of scholarships you can get for nothing for example: being a male or female, family history, left handed, your state, your major etc......

Lloyd Said:

work based learning in australia?

We Answered:

No they can take on apprenticeships at any age. It is still a (pay) base rate no matter what age though until you are in the trade.

The best site to find our all info (and I was on this site today as my son just got an apprenticeship yesterday! ) is http://www.australianapprenticeships.gov… - http://www.skillsinitiative.gov.au
and this one is always advertised on TV, http://www.beconstructive.com.au

Travis Said:

work based learning history module?

We Answered:

Tough one...

Leo Said:

What is your perception pertaining to work-based learning in an academic settings?

We Answered:

it's a innovative and interesting way for US companies to have skilled employees, and to ensure that they know the latest technologies.

Check out http://www.work-basedlearning.org/

for more

Cathy Said:

What is the difference between Work Based Learning and Leisure Time Employment?

We Answered:

Hi Manuel,

Work-based learning as the name implies is about learning skills (usually by apprentices) on-the-job and is usually supervised by a qualified trades person. The learner is usually paid for his/her time and might work on a rotation basis, i.e., periods of practical and theoretical training in an accredited training centre followed by work-experience with an employer or sponsor.

Leisure-time employment could indicate work that an individual does in his/her discretionary time. It may be paid employment or voluntary work.

I hope that helps.