Work-integrated Learning (WIL)
Apprenticeship – Co-op Education – Practicum Placements
What is work-integrated learning?
Work-integrated learning is a broad term for education that combines learning and practical work experience and is a partnership benefiting the student and employer. At College of the Rockies, our work-integrated learning opportunities include Apprenticeship, Co-op Education, and Practicum placements.
Co-op Education
Co-op offers students the opportunity to try out career options and gain valuable paid experience in their field of study
Practicum
Hands-on learning in a work setting under the supervision of an instructor/workplace supervisor.
CEWIL Bursary
For domestic students taking part in an unpaid practicum as part of their fall coursework between September 4 – December 20, 2024.
Apprenticeship
SkilledTradesBC technical and work-based training for employer sponsored tradespeople
Community and Industry Research and Projects
Students are engaged in research that occurs primarily in workplaces, including: consulting projects, design projects, and community based research projects