Jeremy McQuigge, Secretary General Is Off to the UN
Jeremy McQuigge will represent CAWBL at the UN Transforming Global Education Summit, bringing work-based learning into global conversations about education as public infrastructure.
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Jeremy McQuigge will represent CAWBL at the UN Transforming Global Education Summit, bringing work-based learning into global conversations about education as public infrastructure.
Read the updateJeremy McQuigge introduces the first principles of work-based learning, offering a practitioner-grounded framework for recognizing learning through contribution and advancing the field through critique…
Read the updateCAWBL and the University of King’s College expand their partnership to explore online RPL assessment, enabling liberal arts graduates to gain recognition for work-based…
Read the updateWe’re excited to announce CAWBL’s first Annual Report, highlighting our commitment to work-based learning globally. Our team values learning through contribution and aims to…
Read the updatePraxis launches with its first peer-reviewed article introducing contributive epistemology and establishing work-based learning as a transdisciplinary field grounded in contribution, recognition, and social…
Read the updatePraxis will introduce the first dedicated work-based learning journal, bringing research, practitioner insight, and system-level commentary together to advance contribution as a recognized foundation…
Read the updateCAWBL prepares to launch a new journal dedicated to work-based learning research, creating a scholarly space where contribution becomes visible as knowledge and the…
Read the updateUnleash your potential with the collaboration between CAWBL and the University of King's College! We're excited to offer arts graduates microcredentials in business communications…
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