Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL) also known in France as Validation des Acquis de l’Experience (VAE) is a procedure for giving official public recognition to a person’s learning regardless of how it was acquired. APEL is APL based on experiential learning – learning achieved through experience, rather than on a formal course.
APEL / VAE is a new way to obtain a part of or an entire professionally or academically oriented diploma, a title or a professional certification. The ECLEE / Jagora University Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning, is based on the 2002 French Social Modernization Law (Law No 2002-73, 17 January 2002, Chapter II). It gives the right all individuals (employees, self-employed, jobseekers, volunteers, civil servants) who can provide proof of at least three years of personal, professional or voluntary experience, whether continuous or intermittent, to have that experience formally recognized by a degree or a certificate in any academic institution without having to go to the school.
It offers the opportunity to access a given universities program without going through the tedious process of learning what you are applying on your daily life at work.
It gives you the opportunity to obtain your degree while still continuing working in your company.
It enables the candidate to add new qualifications, increase his/her chances of promotion in the company.
For the candidates who have worked as volunteers it is a great opportunity to transform all the skills and skills gained through volunteer work into a degree or certificate.
Enables individuals to enter university at the level that best suits their skills and knowledge, avoiding the need to repeat the learning already done, thus sparing them time and money.
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