Ever wondered how you get real-world experience before you even graduate? That’s where work-integrated learning, or WIL, comes in. At its heart, WIL is a simple but powerful idea: it’s about connecting what you learn in the classroom with practical, hands-on experience in a real workplace. 

WIL is "learning by doing" ; but as a formal, credited part of a university or TAFE course. 

Through WIL, students get the chance to test-drive a career, build essential skills, and make professional connections, all while completing their studies. 

For businesses and community organisations, it’s a fantastic way to access fresh ideas and new talent while helping to shape the future workforce. 

This partnership between education and industry is a cornerstone of preparing career-ready graduates who are equipped to succeed from day one.

WIL isn't just a traditional internship; it comes in many different forms to suit various courses and career paths. Some of the most common types include: