Learn and serve Sample Clauses

The "Learn and serve" clause establishes an obligation for parties to engage in both educational and service-oriented activities as part of their agreement. Typically, this means that participants are expected to acquire new skills or knowledge while simultaneously applying what they learn through practical service, such as volunteering, mentoring, or community projects. This clause ensures that the agreement fosters both personal development and tangible contributions, promoting a balance between learning objectives and real-world impact.
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