This document provides an overview and examples of the 9 types of work-integrated learning and how to get involved with each type of WIL at the University of Victoria. Topics: Engaging with Employers, Engaging with Students, Research License and Distribution: Nagel, R. & Haupt, A. (2021). Types of work-integrated learning…

This video highlights the 8 types of WIL available at the University of Victoria through interviews with students and community partner LifeCycles Project. Topics: Community Partnerships, Engaging with Employers, Engaging with Students, Research License and Distribution: Nagel, R. & Haupt, A. (2021). Work-integrated learning at UVic [video]. One Island Media.…

In order for employers to stay competitive today, understanding the diverse and intersectional needs of employees is crucial. Here are some resources on how to support diverse needs of diverse WIL students. Relevant External Resources  A Guide to LGBTQ2+ Inclusion for HR, People, and DEI Leaders An Inclusive Approach to…

British Columbia is the most ethnically diverse province in Canada. Just over 30 percent of British Columbians immigrated to B.C. In order for organizations to stay competitive today, understanding the diverse and intersectional needs of employees is crucial today. Relevant External Resources Understanding Intersectionality: What is it? Understanding Intersectionality is…

This report provides an in-depth analysis of the data and feedback practices of the ACE-WIL BC/Yukon post-secondary institutions that responded to this project. The analysis shows that several approaches are used to obtain data about various stakeholders and practices regarding Work-Integrated Learning. Topics: Engaging with Employers, Engaging with Students, Professional…

Key findings from the BC WIL Employer and Community Partner Survey, which included two surveys (Fall 2020 and Spring 2021) and focus groups (Spring 2021) to better understand the experiences, needs and intentions of existing WIL employers and community partners during the COVID-19 pandemic. Topics: BC WIL Council, Research License…

This report investigates the gap in students’ participation in post-secondary institutions’ (PSIs) WIL programs and the need for a targeted approach to increase employment opportunities for students with disabilities (SWD). Relevant External Resources Accessibility Resource via Simon Fraser University Statistics: Diversity in Disability Creating Accessible Emails Tips for Hiring and…

A collection of resources from ACE-WIL BC/Yukon post-secondary institutions that relates to student access and human rights. License and Distribution: SFU, TRU Tags: human rights, resources, student access SFU – Resources – Human Rights CLAS – Sexual Harassment in the Workplace B.C. Human Rights Code SFU – Human Rights Office…