WIL Networks Successful WIL – Growing WIL programs in science faculties Successful WIL in Science is being delivered through a disseminated approach with five regional networks, a research node (the Student Voice) and a central on-line hub to connect these networks with relevant and topical webinars and key WIL resources. Regional networks Regional networks aim to create discussion amongst regional groups of universities, connect members to the WIL Guide for Science and other project outputs and to build capacity for work-integrated learning in science through peer-to-peer learning. They are inclusive and informal, using distributed leadership to share responsibility and invite participation. Regional workshops will focus on practical strategies for WIL implementation exploring WIL curriculum issues (assessment, organization, integration) and, particularly, building relationships that involve industry partners in WIL design and delivery. These activities will complement national activities including the annual WIL in Science National Workshop, and a program of WIL in Science webinars. Contact Regional network leaders or the ACDS for more information on upcoming events: Jo Ward (Curtin University) – Western Australia networkJohn Holdsworth (Newcastle University) – NSW networkCristina Varsavsky (Monash University) – Victoria networkDeanne Skelly (Griffith University) – Queensland network « Previous: Case study: Learning to Work, Working to Learn: Curriculum design and teaching practice for WIL in the Natural and Physical Sciences Next: WIL News & Events » Related Pages WIL Basics Good Practice Leading WIL Resources Case Studies of Successful WIL WIL Networks WIL News & Events About WIL in Science