Work-Study
/ˈwɜːrkˌstʌdi/
Definitions
- (n.) A federally funded program offering part-time employment to students to help finance their education.
She participated in a work-study program to cover her tuition fees.
- (n.) An arrangement combining paid work with study, often used in legal education or vocational training contexts.
The law school offers a work-study option to give students practical experience.
Forms
- work-study
- work-studies
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Commentary
Work-study programs are typically governed by federal regulations specifying eligibility and work conditions; clarity in contracts for such positions is essential to distinguish educational benefit from mere employment.
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