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From Theory to Practice: The Role of Skill-Based and Experiential Learning in Modern Education

Author(s) Prof. B. L. Verma, Dr. Suman Baghotiya
Country India
Abstract Skill-based, vocational, and experiential learning have emerged as pivotal educational approaches in addressing the widening gap between academic knowledge and real-world employability. Unlike traditional classroom instruction focused on theoretical knowledge, these paradigms emphasize practical skills, hands-on application, and immersion in real-life tasks, fostering learners’ competencies to meet the demands of dynamic labor markets. Skill-based learning centers on developing specific competencies that align with industry needs; vocational learning integrates work-oriented training across sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, and services; and experiential learning engages learners in active problem-solving through reflection on direct experiences. This research synthesizes literature from educational theory, policy frameworks, and case studies to examine how these models improve learner outcomes, enhance employability, and support lifelong learning. Key findings indicate improvements in learners’ critical thinking, adaptability, and job readiness, as well as stronger industry-academia linkages. Challenges include curriculum integration, teacher preparedness, and infrastructure constraints. The study further contextualizes these learning models within Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) and India’s National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, highlighting opportunities for culturally grounded, work-integrated education that respects local contexts while building global competencies. Recommendations stress policy support, stakeholder collaboration, and scalable implementation strategies.
Keywords vocational learning, Indigenous Knowledge Systems, NEP, employability
Field Business Administration
Published In Volume 8, Issue 1, January-February 2026
Published On 2026-01-18
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2026.v08i01.66761
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