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Cooperative
Work Experience Education
(Co-op Ed)
Are You Working?
Earn Units for Learning
while Working!
This unique course is designed for the working
student and allows you to earn up to four units of credit for learning that
takes place on your paid or unpaid (volunteer position or internship) job.
Cooperative Education is an academic course
where the student learns in an off-campus "classroom." The knowledge is gained
through hands-on experience at the job site.
Discover the benefits of Co-op:
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Co-op
credits transfer to many California State Universities
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Co-op
credits may be used as electives for the Associate degrees
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Co-op
credits may be required or used as electives for certain certificate programs
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Provides an opportunity for achieving new learning on the job by defining
objectives/goals
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Enhances self-management skills through achieving the established learning
objectives/goals
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Improves communication skills with supervisor through increased dialogue and
interaction
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Encourages new approaches to improving performance, expanding
responsibilities, and achieving economic and professional recognition.
Co-op courses are
letter grade only and apply toward your GPA.
How do I qualify for Cooperative Education?
How do I enroll in
Cooperative Education?
Do you need a job to
enroll in Cooperative Education?
Three types of
Cooperative Education
What is the
difference between Co-op and an Internship?
Cooperative
Education – Fall and Spring (18 weeks)
Cooperative
Education - Summer Session (6 weeks)
Student-Employee/Employer
Responsibilities
Cooperative
Work Experience Education
Student Application
Cooperative
Work Experience Education
Student Handbook |