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Purpose

– The purpose of this paper is to describe a new tool that can be used to help in the design and evaluation of work-based elements within programmes or to evaluate whole programmes.

Design/methodology/approach

– This paper takes a case study approach to describe the development of the mapping tool. The tool is based on a matrix which enables users to map four variables: teacher-centred delivery, employer-centred delivery and students outcomes in terms of knowledge and skills.

Findings

– The mapping tool provides a useful approach to evaluating the outcomes for work-based learning activities.

Practical implications

– The mapping tool provides tutors with a useful, easily used way to visualise the nature of their work-based learning activities.

Originality/value

– This paper presents a novel, practical and useful tool that has wide applicability in the field of work-based learning.

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