Work-Integrated Learning (WIL)
What is Work-Integrated Learning (WIL)?
Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) is a model and process of curricular experiential education which formally and intentionally integrates a student’s academic studies within a workplace or practice setting. WIL experiences include an engaged partnership between an academic institution, a host organization, and a student. WIL can occur at the course or program level and includes the development of learning outcomes related to employability, personal agency, and life-long learning. Source: CEWIL Canada
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 and Work Placements
Hands-on learning in a work setting under the supervision of an instructor/workplace supervisor.
Apprenticeship
SkilledTradesBC technical and work-based training for employer sponsored tradespeople
Community and Industry Research and Projects
Students are engaged in research, including consulting projects, design projects, and community-based research projects