Co-operative Education
Required Withdrawal from the Co-operative Option
Students may be required to withdraw from the Co-operative Education option for one or more of the following reasons:
- Submission of an unsatisfactory work term report or receipt of an unsatisfactory employer evaluation;
- Failure to report to an employer or leaving an employer without prior approval;
- Failure to attend all pre-arranged interviews with employers;
- Failure to achieve a SATisfactory grade in COOP 1000, the co-operative education preparation class, before registering in the first work term course;
- Participating in the placement process arranged by the Career Development and Co-operative Education Office after receiving a job offer resulting from independent job search.
Students will lose their co-operative education status for one of the following:
- Declining a second job offer during the placement process arranged by the Career Development and Co-operative Education Office;
- Dismissal with cause by an employer;
- Failure to pay the pre-work-term charge and work-term fee by the appropriate dates;
- Failure to register for a co-operative education work-term report course.
