Creating Opportunity For Students

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Adam Scott C.V.I.
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• Over two hundred students are presently enrolled
  in the Co-operative Education programs at Adam
  Scott CVI.

Experience, skills development, potential
employment, alternative learning curiosity
bring students to work education.
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• Half or full day placements
• Minimum hours required
• Compensation coverage through the Ministry of
  Education
• Resume and interview workshops

• Four monitoring visits
• Health Safety, Harassment, Ethics, Self
  Assessment
• Reflective sessions to examine personal
  development

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• Personal Skills- attitude, motivation, honesty,
  initiative
• Transferable skills- interpersonal, organization,
  speaking presentation
• Technical skills- inventory control, cash and
  debit transactions, phone use.

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• Enhances job search skills.
• Promotes understanding of career possibilities
  and skill requirements.
• Gains confidence, transferable skills and
  valuable on-the-job experience.
• Eases the transition from school to work.
• Develops maturity and self-confidence.
• Markets gaining an edge in the competitive
  journey ahead.

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• Follow all company rules dress, safety codes
  and policies
• Observe confidentiality agreements.
• Have awareness, attitude and accountability.
• Complete reflective learning activities to
  demonstrate awareness of workplace issues
• Attend, be prompt and ready to work.

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• Pre-placement
• Recruiting
• Personalized Placement Learning Plan
• Monitoring
• Shared Evaluation

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• Offer a safe, supervised and welcoming work
  environment.
• Develop a personalized placement learning plan in
  collaboration with the teacher and student.
• Evaluate student performance of skills and
  provide feedback to effect improvement.

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• In Co-op we strongly recommend the involvement of
  the community in the education of our young
  people today
• Co-op students acquire skills and learn in an
  adult environment which reflects the same
  environment they will inhabit for a vast majority
  of the rest of their lives.

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• Select Co-op courses on your option sheet
• Get a Co-op application from Student Services,
  or drop in to the Co-op office
• Return a completed application and resumé to the
  Co-op office

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• There are many opportunities to gain experience
  to support future College and University
  applications, Apprenticeships or the possibility
  of part or full time work.

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Aviation
Auto Mechanics
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Construction
Locksmith
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Electronics
Artistic Design
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FOOD SERVICES
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Educational Assistant
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Animal Care
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Office Administration
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Hairdressing
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Medical
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Fitness
Law Enforcement
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Media
Laboratory
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Other Placements
Auto Servicing Manufacturing Dentistry
Photography Electrical Retail Fashion
Social Services Fire Fighting
and many more!
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• Drop in to the Co-op office to see
• Mr. Courtney or
• Mrs. Delorme