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Download full textCameron, Craig; Hewitt, Anne – International Journal of Work-Integrated Learning, 2022
Work-integrated learning (WIL) can be expensive for tertiary students. There are potential accommodation, equipment, and travel expenses, as well as opportunity costs associated with lost income when completing unpaid WIL placements. Non-remunerative financial support such as bursaries, scholarships, stipends, and honorariums (collectively 'WIL…
Descriptors: Financial Support, Work Experience Programs, Classification, Foreign Countries
