non-formal learning definition
non-formal learning means learning which takes place outside formal education and training through planned activities in terms of learning objectives and learning time and where some form of learning support is present;
non-formal learning means learning which takes place through planned activities (in terms of learning objectives and learning time) where some form of learning support is present (e.g. a student-teacher relationship), but which is not part of the formal education and training system;
non-formal learning means planned educational interventions that are not intended to lead to awarding of qualifications or part qualifications.
More Definitions of non-formal learning
non-formal learning means learning embedded in a planned activity organised outside the formal educational system, which activity is not explicitly designed as learning but which contains an important learning component;
non-formal learning means voluntary learning which takes place outside formal education and training through purposive activities (in terms of objectives, methods and time) and with some form of learning support;
non-formal learning means learning obtained through organised training that is not intended to lead to an award;
non-formal learning means purposeful learning and as such has structured objectives, time and support, but it does not constitute a part of the formal system of education;
non-formal learning means planned learning activities, not explicitly designated as learning towards the achievement of a qualification or part-qualification; often associated with learning that results in improved workplace practice.
non-formal learning means learning that is acquired from training that is neither formal, nor informal;
non-formal learning means learning which is embedded in planned activities not explicitly designated as learning towards a qualification.