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Agile & Work-Integrated Learning

Agile and Work-Integrated Learning (Agile and WIL) supports BCIT Schools in the delivery of part-time courses and programs, helping expand access to flexible learning opportunities. The department also supports learners through prior learning recognition, alternative entry pathways, workplace education, and career development initiatives.

Areas we support
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Flexible Learning

Agile and WIL provides centralized support for Flexible Learning operations across the Institute, so learners can pursue their education while balancing work, family, and day-to-day life..
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Microcredentials

Agile and WIL plays a crucial role in the delivery of micrcredential programs at BCIT, ensuring consistency across program development, support and resources, and learner experience.
Areas we lead

Centre for Workplace Education

The Centre for Workplace Education connects students, alumni, and employers through work-integrated learning opportunities, including co-operative education and eJOBS. By partnering with BCIT, employers provide students with valuable real-world experience and help develop future talent for their industry. Through the eJOBS portal, employers can post full-time, part-time, temporary, seasonal, and co-op opportunities, giving students and alumni direct access to career opportunities and meaningful industry connections.

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Experience-Based Placement

Experience-Based Placement (EBP) recognizes learners’ prior work, training, and learning, through course exemptions, credit recognition, or alternative admission pathways into select BCIT programs.
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Legion Military Skills Conversion Program

Canadian Armed Forces members and veterans can receive recognition for military skills and experience to support their transition into BCIT programs and new careers.

TradeUpBC

TradeUpBC is a provincially funded initiative that helps skilled trades professionals advance their careers through access to short courses, microcredentials, and professional development opportunities offered by post-secondary institutions across British Columbia.

Led by BCIT in partnership with post-secondary institutions throughout the province, TradeUpBC connects tradespeople with practical, industry-focused training that supports lifelong learning, emerging technologies, and evolving workforce needs.

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