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Work Study Co-Op Programs

Keiko Kamisuki's Story

Comes from Japan
Studied Tourism and Hospitality

	She had previously participated in an exchange program in Nova Scotia, and loved Canada ... now she wanted to experience a major Canadian city.
	Researched us on the web and really liked what Seneca had to offer.
	Keiko was influenced by the fact that Seneca is Canada's largest college.
	While studying here, she found the teachers extremely helpful
	Her fellow students were all very friendly and supportive.
	Keiko truly appreciates all the special skills that Seneca College has taught her
	Her advice to new students: "Read all the literature that's provided and attend the orientation. It'll really help."
	"Use all the many facilities that Seneca offers."

What Is A Co-Op Program?

Co-operative Education programs give students the opportunity to integrate academic learning with paid practical work experience. Students normally complete at least two academic terms prior to their first paid work term. See specific program descriptions in this calendar for work term schedules. Participation as a co-op student requires:

attending Co-op Professional Theory (CPP 100) pre-work term classes;

participating in off-campus work terms (usually four months in duration);

attending Co-op Professional Practice (CPP 200) post-work term classes.

Available Co-Op Programs

MANDATORY CO-OP PROGRAMS

Environmental Landscape Management (EVLC)

Golf Course Technician (GCTC)

Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs and Quality Operations (RAQC)

Recreation and Leisure Services (RLSC)

Recreation Facility Management (RFMC)

Technical Communication (TECC)

OPTIONAL CO-OP PROGRAMS

Accounting and Finance (ACF)

Biotechnology Technologist (Research) (BTR)

Building Systems Engineering Technician (BTS)

Building Systems Engineering Technology (BST)

Business Administration (Financial Planning) (BAPC)

Business Administration - Human Resources Administration (HRA)

Business Computer Systems (BCS)

Chemical Engineering Technology (CHY)

Chemical Laboratory Technology - Pharmaceutical (CLP)

Civil Engineering Technician* (CVL)

Civil Engineering Technology (CVT)

Computer Engineering Technology (CET)

Computer Programming and Analysis (CPA)

Computer Systems Technology (CTY)

Corporate Communications (CCMC)

E-Business Management* (EBM)

Electronics Engineering Technician - Broadband Cable (ELCB)

Electronics Engineering Technician - Communications (ELCM)

Electronics Engineering Technician - Computers (ELCC)

Electronics Engineering Technology - Communications (ELM)

Electronics Engineering Technology - Control Systems (ELN)

Fire Protection Engineering Technology (FPT)

Human Resources Management (HRMC)

International Business Administration (INB)

Internet Systems Administration (ISA)

Marketing Administration (MKA)

Object Oriented Programming and Analysis (OPA)

Tourism and Travel - Flight Services Option (TFS)

Tourism and Travel - Travel and Hospitality Option (TIS)

Co-Operative Education Workterm Responsibility

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Transferring To Co-Op

Optional Co-Op programs are offered in both a non-co-operative education and a co-operative education mode. Students may apply to enter the co-op stream of the program following registration at the College. Information on admission is provided at an Academic Orientation session scheduled prior to CPP100. Selection is based on receipt of a transfer form (available from the Registrar's Office) initiated by the student, academic achievement, and faculty comments. Students are advised of acceptance prior to the semester in which CPP100 is scheduled.