Experiential Learning
Experiential Learning Types
The concept of experiential learning is rooted in learning through doing. It is through this practice that students get a better grasp of transitioning skills learned from the classroom to the career field.
- Co-Curricular Learning
Activities related to course curriculum; ex. Public Speakers, Panels - Extra-Curricular
Activities that foster student involvement and strengthen the culture of the institution; ex. Clubs, Student Organization, Interest Group, Sports - Field Experience
Activities related to career application; ex. Internships, Practicums, Job Shadowing - Service Learning/Community Service
Guided service activities related to instruction; ex. Food Pantry, Habitat for Humanity
Experiential Learning Process Map
Experiential Learning Forms & Instructions
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Employees can submit the experiential learning form and attach a roster (student email and or banner number). Our staff will ensure students are awarded credit on their AlamoExperience transcript.
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SAC employees & student clubs can apply to request funding to sponsor experiential learning projects and/or events by submitting the Student Activity Fee Funding Application. |
Students completing experiential projects/events on their own can follow the outlined steps to self-submit for experiential learning credit. |
The AlamoExperience transcript showcases your non-academic involvement. Students can print this out and utilize it when updating their resume or applying for job.
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ALAMOEXPERIENCE Transcript Print Instructions
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Alamo On The Job
As an Alamo on the Job paid intern, you can expect to gain hands-on career experience with job shadowing, assisting and contributing to a team project, career training to increase your skill set, an assigned mentor, and networking opportunities.
Alamo On The Job Application Link
Parker Dewey
Unlike traditional internships, Parker Dewey Micro-Internships can take place year-round, typically range from 5 to 40 hours of work, and are due between one week and one month after kick-off. Micro-Internships are used by companies ranging from those in the Fortune 100 to emerging start-ups and go across departments including sales, marketing, technology, HR, and finance.
Grow with Google HSI Career Readiness Program
SAC students can earn a $25 HEB gift card by completing 5 Grow with Google modules.
- Login to Skillshop & Complete the following 5 Modules
- Build your digital skills
- Explore career paths
- Land a great job
- Succeed at your new job
- Start your own business
- Complete the survey & Visit Moody Learning Center 107 for card pickup (Schedule an appointment by emailing sac-sec@alamo.edu)
Internhubsa
- Login to Skillshop & Complete the following 5 Modules
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Google Professional Certificates
Students can earn free Google Professional Certificate in the following areas
- Data Science & Analysis
- IT, Cloud Computing & Cybersecurity
- Marketing, Sales & Business
- Software Development & Product Design
Develop with Dell
Enter Develop with Dell: A free program supported by our college and university partners to provide you with the knowledge to get in on the ground floor of tech. This blended learning experience, consisting of on-demand and virtual sessions, takes approximately 10-12 weeks to complete. It offers two specialty tracks you can choose from that represents tech's most in-demand entry level careers: sales and technical support.
LinkedIn Learning Through BiblioTech
The BiblioTech LinkedIn Learning App offers courses in business, technology, and creative skills, all taught by experts. If you choose to, you can publish certificates earn through LinkedIn Learning to your LinkedIn profile.
Google Conference Scholarships
To help break down the barriers that prevent groups in technology and business from attending leading conferences, Google Conference Scholarships offers scholarships for selected conferences in the tech industry and related fields.