Faculty-Specific Resources

When you review the types of WIL at CapU, you may also want to consider booking a consultation appointment with the educational developer for WIL initiatives at the Centre for Teaching Excellence (CTE).

Several logistic considerations are necessary for successful WIL experiences to be incorporated. These might include applying for funding, selecting a location for the WIL experience (host organization), any associated risks and the mitigation and management of those risks. Students need WIL opportunities so they can have direct involvement and make important contributions within the host organization in ways that are meaningful to their academic, personal and career goals.

CapU WIL is here to support and guide you through this process, please email us with any questions.

Frontlines - stay connected

Explore a variety of resources, including practical guides for WIL, collaboration ideas, project charters, agreement templates, field trip forms and other useful documents on the Work-Integrated Learning at CapU Frontlines page.

Enrol in the WIL module on eLearn as you would with any course.

1. Visit the WIL module. If you're already on the platform, you can also search courses to find the module called "Work-Integrated Learning Resources."
2. If prompted, sign in using your university credentials.

If you have any trouble enrolling in the WIL module, contact wil@capilanou.ca.

eLearn: the hub for faculty resources

If you're looking to integrate WIL opportunities with your program, our eLearn platform provides you with the information you need to get started.

On the eLearn platform, you can find information for:

• Instructors: how to add WIL to your course or program, activities and resources, safety and risk management forms and more.
• Your students: shareable resources to ensure students make the most of the practical learning opportunity.
• The community partners you work with: contracts and key documents such as placement agreements, timesheets and injury reports.