Building Site Work Placement (10 ECTS)

Learning outcomes

On completion of the building site work placement, the student will:
- be acquainted with the practical work on a construction site
- be acquainted with the company
- be able to apply theory in practice
- have created a good relationship with the company and experts in the construction field
The students will have an idea of his/her interests and future area of specialisation.
The student will know the level of expertise required for different tasks and duties. The student will be able to plan his/her career accordingly.

Content

The work placement is a part of the Bachelor’s degree programme. The objective of the work placement is to introduce the student to the vital processes relevant for the student’s professional studies in a structures way. The aim is also to develop and support the student's know-how and skills in accordance with working life. The internship enhances the student´s skills, introduces the student to work in relevant areas according to his/her area of specialisation. It supports and complements the other studies for the Bachelor’s degree.
The work placement can be completed either in a Finnish or a foreign company, in a public institution or in any other appropriate organisation.
The student must write a diary and a report of the work placement.

Prerequisites

No prerequisites.

Teaching methods

Work placement
The course includes a work diary, reporting and a seminar presentation.

Learning materials and recommended literature

No

Alternative completion methods of implementation

No

Internship and working life connections

Work placement according the given guidelines.

Student workload

Working hours according the workplace. In principle 40 h / week.

Content scheduling

An internship is a course that must be completed within the scheduled time. Upon agreement, the internship can also be completed during other student free periods, outside normal contact teaching periods. The internship can also be completed in two different periods.

Further information for students

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Assessment methods and criteria

The course includes a work diary, reporting and a seminar presentation.

Evaluation scale

Hyväksytty/Hylätty

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

The work placement has been performed according to the required amount of credits, the written report is delivered to the lecturer responsible of the degree programme.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

Assessment is based on criteria Accepted/Failed. Marks will not be given.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

Assessment is based on criteria Accepted/Failed. Marks will not be given.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

The work placement has been performed according to the required amount of credits, the written report is delivered to the lecturer responsible of the degree programme.