COOP 2300

This Co-operative (Co-op) Education course is taken after either COOP 1100 or 1200 with a new employer. It enables students to apply and develop more extensively their knowledge and career skills by building upon their previous Co-op Work Term(s) as well their additional academic studies. With the support of a Faculty Advisor, students set learning objectives for the Work Term and complete a Work Term report, project or presentation. As this is a second or third Work Term, students are encouraged to seek greater responsibility and/or more challenging tasks and projects than they had or were involved in during the previous Work Term(s). This course intends to enhance the students’ career success upon graduation from their chosen program. A student in an approved four-year program who successfully completes COOP 1100 plus COOP 1200 and this course, COOP 2300, is eligible for a Co-operative Education designation on their credential.