Students in Grades 11 and 12 have the chance to earn High School credits by completing a semester-long unpaid work placement through the Cooperative Education (Co-op) program.

Co-op programs are created to take into account your unique professional objectives, capabilities, interests, and learning preferences. They give you the information, abilities, and job experience necessary to succeed in the future.

Co-op programs frequently have a strong sense of responsibility to and an emphasis on enhancing the community in which they operate or serve.

Benefits in Co op include: 

• Pursue a work placement in a field of interest

• Use knowledge and skills from your classroom in the workplace

• Earn high school credits through work experience

• Try out different career options

• Earn valuable work experience for your resume

• Make connections with employers

• Learn new practical skills

• Build your resume for university/college applications

• Earn job opportunities