Paid and Unpaid WIL: An equity issue requiring a multi-stakeholder solution

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Paid and Unpaid WIL: An equity issue requiring a multi-stakeholder solution

In an interactive panel session at the 2024 ACEN conference entitled “To Pay or Not to Pay: What Impact on Quality?” panel members and delegates raised key issues related to monetary and in-kind support to students completing placement-based WIL.
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Conference Proceedings

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Academic Staff, Employer, Government & Policy Maker

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WIL Practitioner, WIL Leader

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Equity

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