Again, you will have the option of attending the active component or reserve component WOBC. Depending on your MOS, the length of the active component WOBCs is from 5 to 20 weeks. In many cases, the WOBC-RC course is a correspondence phase and one or two weeks of active duty for training (residence phase).
What is Cooperative Learning? Cooperative learning involves more than students working together on a lab or field project. It requires teachers to structure cooperative interdependence among the students. These structures involve five key elements which can be implemented in a variety of ways.
Transferable skills, sometimes referred to as soft skills, are those critical strengths, talents, qualities, and personable attributes that go beyond the job specific skills that you are gaining in your academic classes or internships. Transferable skills can be: 1  Acquired in a variety of different settings both on and off campus. 2  Developed in class projects, extra-curricular activities, sports, volunteer and community service experiences, internships, and past work experience. 3  Qualities, talents, and attributes that you naturally possess.