• ECTS

    15 credits

  • Component

    Faculty of Science

Description

This module corresponds to the period of immersion in the workplace. For apprentices, this refers to periods spent in their company, defined according to the work-study schedule. For students in initial training, this corresponds to the internship period, which lasts a minimum of 4 months (from mid-April to the end of August).

 

This immersion period will give rise to a report and an oral presentation, both of which will be assessed by the teaching team. The writing of the report and the preparation of the oral presentation must take place at the company. Questionnaires will be sent to company tutors to assess the quality of the work carried out by the students. These questionnaires will be taken into account in the final assessment.

 

The internship report will briefly outline the project and objectives of the internship, but the core of the report, as with the internship, will be the description of the study methods (sampling strategy or experimental design) with a presentation of the raw results. The presentation of the professional structure hosting the internship can be given as a preamble to the document. The discussion should focus on the tools and methods used to meet the objectives of the internship, assessing the limits and advantages of the tools and methods. The report should include a list of bibliographical references, including scientific articles. During the internship, students may also write a more comprehensive report for their host company.

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Necessary prerequisites

All training modules

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Knowledge control

test

coefficient

No. of hours

Nb Sessions

Organization (FDS or local)

Written

 

 

 

 

Continuous control

100

 

 

local

TP

 

 

 

 

Oral

 

 

 

 

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Further information

Module of the professional bachelor's degree Studies and Development of Natural Spaces

A module that respects the work-study schedule

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Target skills

Integration into the workplace

Putting into practice all the skills and competencies defined in the other training modules

Knowing how to position yourself in a group with the aim of implementing the project, knowing how to listen and exchange ideas

Compliance with all legislation required for professional practice (Labor Code, Health and Safety, protected species legislation, etc.).

 

 

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