What is it?
- It combines a work placement component and a classroom component
- Work placement is full semester half-day work in the community
- Liability insurance and Workplace, Safety and Insurance Board coverage is in place for all co-op students
What will I learn in the classroom component?
There are Preplacement and Integration sessions. Preplacement involves:
- Health and Safety Training
- Career Opportunities
- Labour Market Trends
- Confidentiality
- Work Ethic
- Resume Writing
- Cover Letters
- Interview Skills
- Employment Standards Act
Integration involves:
- Reflection on workplace experiences
- Communication tasks
- Employability Skills
Please note: Co-op hours cannot be counted towards your 40 hours of community service required for graduation.
What qualities must I have to get into Co-op?
- Maturity, positive attitude, punctuality, good attendance!
- Willingness to learn!
- Follow policies and procedures of workplace and school
- Follow Health and Safety Regulations in the workplace
- Have the necessary education background as required by Co-op department
For more information
See our Board’s Co-Op website or speak to Mrs. Crowell or Mr. Jankura.
