2023
DOI: 10.1080/02601370.2023.2177759
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Recognition of prior learning in professional education from an organisational perspective

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“…Particularly in secondary adult education and higher education, including vocational education and training, RPL can serve as the basis for entrance, the acceptance of credits, or the awarding of advanced standing (Andersson et al, 2013). The method of recognizing past learning facilitate lifelong learning and occurs when alreadyacquired learning outcomes such as formal learning for recognized awards, informal learning through experience, and non-formal learning for uncertified yet planned learning like uncertified workshops and seminars are officially valued (Baumeler et al, 2023). Knowledge and abilities acquired through life's unforeseen experiences and frequently as a result of the learning needs of job (both paid and unpaid) are included in the category of learning from experience.…”
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“…Particularly in secondary adult education and higher education, including vocational education and training, RPL can serve as the basis for entrance, the acceptance of credits, or the awarding of advanced standing (Andersson et al, 2013). The method of recognizing past learning facilitate lifelong learning and occurs when alreadyacquired learning outcomes such as formal learning for recognized awards, informal learning through experience, and non-formal learning for uncertified yet planned learning like uncertified workshops and seminars are officially valued (Baumeler et al, 2023). Knowledge and abilities acquired through life's unforeseen experiences and frequently as a result of the learning needs of job (both paid and unpaid) are included in the category of learning from experience.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%