Workplace Supervisors Resource
As part of ACEN’s commitment to the National WIL Strategy, the ACEN Board has decided to develop a brief guide for industry partners engaging in WIL in 2019. The guide would provide an overview for industry and community partners of the major considerations when engaging in WIL and link to… Read more
Workplace Supervisors Resource
Murdoch University is producing best practice guidelines, an audit of current resources and training, and feedback from stakeholders to inform potential content for, tailored delivery of, and ongoing management of Preparation / Resources / Training to Workplace Supervisors (as well as other roles in host organisations) for WIL Work Placements.… Read more
Western Sydney University is developing a professional learning module for staff about partnership pedagogy, to be launched in November. Partnership Pedagogy is the co-creation of curriculum by staff with students and external partners. It is a signature concept in the shaping of curriculum transformation at Western, enabling the university and… Read more
International Students Resource
WIL to Work is a collaborative project supported by the Australian International Education: Enabling Growth and Innovation project fund, Department of Education and Training. A consortia drawn from ATN Universities (QUT, Curtin, RMIT, UniSA and UTS) are working together to develop online modules and resources which will specifically cater to… Read more
Griffith University is currently creating case studies of practice, distillation of principles and processes, and active capacity building to support educators across all disciplines at Griffith University to make the most of digital affordances for WIL with emphasis on preparing students, staff and industry partners for WIL experiences. Contact: Ruth… Read more
La Trobe University is developing support and training resources for students, academics, and industry partners. Contact: Marnie Long marnie.long@latrobe.edu.au Read more
Flinders University is currently developing WIL modules for students. The content will be student centred, incorporate valuable insights from employers participating in Flinders WIL placement programs, and prepare students as learners in a workplace context. The content will be available for use in Semester 1, 2020. Contact: Nina Tabor nina.tabor@flinders.edu.au Read more
