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Business microlearning from Japan’s No1 MBA

Foundation

Experiential Learning

8 minutes (1 section)
Kokorozashi and Career

Course Description

How can professionals keep up with and grow in a changing business environment?
One way is to leverage experiential learning.

Experiential learning is a theory that demonstrates how we, as individuals, learn from what we encounter in our daily lives and work.

Experiential learning is very useful for all professionals today, as it helps us grow and improve our skills.

In this online course, you’ll learn what experiential learning is, and how it can benefit you. You’ll see the experiential learning cycle, which outlines the steps you can follow to benefit from experiential learning. You’ll also discover the tasks and situations that can encourage growth and learning.

Finally, you’ll learn about a few points to keep in mind to ensure that you can benefit from experiential learning.

Join us, and discover how you can improve your skills and grow, by leveraging your experiences.

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