Work Integrated Learning

STEM and Life Sciences benefit from on-the-job experience with the WIL pilot program.  

Work Integrated Learning (WIL) remains a vital tool as we consider the need to empower, build awareness among and engage with post-secondary students as they consider their next steps and career paths. WIL programs that function during the student's post-secondary career have demonstrated success in the training, experiential learning and exposure to various sectors within the life sciences industry. BioAlberta celebrates the success of the WIL Voucher

In the absence of further funding, please consider the following BioTalent Canada programs: 

Student Work Placement Program (students)

https://www.biotalent.ca/programs/student-work-placement-program/

Science Horizons (recent graduates)

https://www.biotalent.ca/programs/science-horizons-youth-internship-program/

Digital Skills for Youth (recent, underemployed graduates)

https://www.biotalent.ca/programs/digital-skills-for-youth/