COOPERATIVE EDUCATION

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What is Cooperative Education?

Cooperative Education is a ministry-approved program that allows students to earn secondary school credits while completing a work placement.

Students can apply two co-op credits towards their compulsory high school graduation requirements (OSSD)

Experiential learning will provide students the opportunity to develop Christian values and practise proper ethics in the world of work.

Co-op students have the opportunity to:

Experience hands-on learning
“Test-drive” career options
See the relevance of their classroom learning
Earn credits through workplace experience
Develop the essential skills and habits required in the workplace
Gain valuable work experience that will help build a resumé for postsecondary programs and future employment

Co-op programs are for secondary students who are heading for apprenticeship, college, university or the workplace.

Contact your guidance counsellor or speak to a Co-op teacher

Select Co-op when completing course registration

All applicants will be interviewed by a Co-op teacher

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