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silva.foxx
Hello guys, I'm sure by now you all realise how much I appreciate this section of ElectriciansForums, as I value all of your opinions!
I work in beverage manufacturing at the mo... that changes next month! :hurray:
I noticed the other day that our apprentice looked really fed up. He's only in onsite 1 day per week at the minute. This will be his second college year. I look back on my apprenticeship and, although it gave me a great grounding in my career, I don't feel it was very structured. I kinda got put with whoever would have me at the time.
I'd like to offer some sort of structure to aid the lad's learning whilst onsite. I'd like to offer some form of bench testing / practical work which can then be related to our machinery... ie. learn this then see it in practice on such'n'nsuch machine.
As this is just an off-the-cuff thought I'm thinking along the lines of:
I'd really appreciate the advice of anyone who has done this or has contemplated a similar sort of thing.
regards
s.f
I work in beverage manufacturing at the mo... that changes next month! :hurray:
I noticed the other day that our apprentice looked really fed up. He's only in onsite 1 day per week at the minute. This will be his second college year. I look back on my apprenticeship and, although it gave me a great grounding in my career, I don't feel it was very structured. I kinda got put with whoever would have me at the time.
I'd like to offer some sort of structure to aid the lad's learning whilst onsite. I'd like to offer some form of bench testing / practical work which can then be related to our machinery... ie. learn this then see it in practice on such'n'nsuch machine.
As this is just an off-the-cuff thought I'm thinking along the lines of:
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regards
s.f