Summary

A student participating in the Tourism Practicum program at Capilano University.

Photo: Jessie Hoang, courtesy of the Tourism Practicum program at CAPU

In this module, you:

  • Explored how to build long-term, strategic work-integrated learning (WIL) programs by aligning recruitment with institutional timelines, standardizing roles, leveraging wage subsidies, and cultivating ongoing relationships with post-secondary partners.
  • Identified best practices for sustaining student engagement, including inclusive mentorship, regular feedback, accessible communication, and reflective practices that support continuous improvement.
  • Synthesized course-wide learning to develop a real-world WIL tailored to your organization’s goals, guided by frameworks, planning tools, and quality indicators for inclusive experiential learning.




If you have any questions regarding this module or would like to learn more about Work-Integrated Learning, please email info@acewilbc.ca