ECTS
15 credits
Training Structure
College of Sciences
Description
This module corresponds to the period of immersion in a professional setting. For apprentices, this refers to the periods spent at their company, as defined by the work-study program schedule. For students in initial training, this corresponds to the internship period, which will last at least 4 months (from mid-April to the end of August).
This immersion period will culminate in a report and an oral presentation, both of which will be evaluated by the teaching team. The report must be written and the oral presentation prepared while at the company. Questionnaires will be sent to the company mentors to assess the quality of the work completed by the students. These questionnaires will be factored into the final evaluation.
The internship report will briefly describe the project in which the internship took place and its objectives, but the core of the report—as with the internship itself—will be a description of the research methods (sampling strategy or experimental design) along with a presentation of the raw data. An overview of the host organization may be included in the introduction to the document. The discussion should focus on the tools and methods used to achieve the internship’s objectives, evaluating their limitations and advantages. The report must include a list of references, including scientific articles. The student may also write a more comprehensive report for the host organization during the internship.
Mandatory Prerequisites
All training modules
Knowledge Assessment
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Organization (FDS or local) |
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Continuous Assessment |
100 |
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local |
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TP |
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Oral |
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Additional Information
Module from the Professional Bachelor's Degree in Natural Area Studies and Development
Module that follows the work-study program schedule
Target Skills
Workplace Integration
Application of all the skills and competencies defined in the other modules of the training program
Knowing how to position oneself within a group to facilitate project implementation, and knowing how to listen and engage in dialogue
Compliance with all applicable laws and regulations governing professional practice (Labor Code, Health and Safety regulations, laws regarding protected species, etc.).