What is the Summer Co-operative Education Program?
The Summer Co-op programs integrate classroom theory with practical experience in the workplace. All students can benefit from a co-op experience as it supports the learning and understanding of their post-secondary destination of choice. Students earn high school credits by participating in these programs. To Learn more about how co-op works, please visit our site.
There are 3 Summer Co-op programs available for students:
- 1 Credit Co-op (4 weeks in July)
- 2 Credit Co-op ( May to August)
- 2 Credit Co-op - SHSM Mackenzie Health (May to August)
The Co-op Program is based on a partnership between the High School and a business or community organization. Learn more about hosting co-op students.
Who is the Summer Co-op Program for?
The Summer Co-op Programs are for students in Grade 11 and 12. Students completing their grade 10 year and are interested in a Summer Co-op program must be the appropriate age according to the Ministry of Labour sector requirements.
The 1 and 2 Credit Co-op Programs are available for all students (both SHSM and non-SHSM students. The 2 Credit Co-op SHSM Mackenzie Health Programs is available to SHSM Health & Wellness, and Business SHSM students.
How do I apply?
The YRDSB Summer Co-op Programs are offered through Continuing Education Services. Students are encouraged to discuss their options in consultation with the Guidance and/or Community Based Education (Co-op) department at their secondary school. To register for the programs, visit: https://Bit.ly/SUMMERCO-OP2019
Additional Information
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