Study Guide

Learning outcomes

The student is able to
- describe work-related phenomena and use related concepts
- act in a productive way, following the practices of the workplace and the ethical principles of the profession
- use the techniques, work methods, models and processes that they have learnt
- act in a customer-oriented way in interactive situations in the workplace and in the cooperation network
- evaluate and develop their own competence int the work done in practical training

Timing and attendance

1 ECT equals with 27 working/trainee hours.
The total required amount for the degree is 30 ects (810 working hours) which should be managed in max. three parts.

Alternative completion methods

Not applicable.

Working life cooperation

The practical training takes place in a legal body in any country..

Learning environment

The real working environment is the learning environment.. The work tasks support the learning and goals of the degree.

Student can utilize LAB Career Services like JobTeaser and recruitment events.

Contents

The first part of the training aims at the orientation to the sustainability engineer's work. This can be approached widely, but you should discuss with your tutor teacher if the work content fits with your degree goals.

Additional information for students: previous knowledge etc.

This first part (max. 10 ECTS) can also be from the time before the degree studies. Despite the length of that earlier experience, only 10 ECTS is possible to approve. This is documented by the work certificate or other similar evidence from the employer.

Assessment criteria

Tutor teacher evaluates the practical training report and other supporting documents.

Assessment scale

Approved/Failed