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The Cooperative Education Program extends academic and technical training beyond the classroom by providing opportunities for students to apply their learning in a workplace setting. The program is collaboration between the Central Vermont Career Center and area employers and is designed to offer paid or unpaid career-related jobs that build on and expand a student’s entry level skills. Whether the goal is to develop self-confidence, employability skills or advanced job placement, the Cooperative Education career based curriculum encourages students to put their education to work.
Click here to visit the CVCC Co-operative Education
website at https://sites.google.com/u61.net/cvcccoop!
Work Based Learning Opportunities
- Job Shadowing
- Career Work Experience
- Career Technical Education
- Registered Apprenticeship
- Industry Credentials
- Hours towards Licensure or Apprenticeship
What Do Students Learn In Co-op?
- Real world work experience on job sites
- Decision making, problem solving and critical thinking skills
- Stronger communication through reading, writing, listening and speaking
- Management of time, records, and workplace
- Professionalism and business ethics
- Teamwork with fellow employees
- Industry Standards
Program Requirements
- Be enrolled in a Central Vermont Career Center program and have the instructor's’ recommendation.
- Complete all required school courses, and complete all course requirements maintaining a passing grade in technical program and all other courses.
- Work up to four school days at their work site and attend a minimum of one day at the Central Vermont Career Center.
- Provide their own transportation to and from the Cooperative Education work site with a legally registered, insured, and inspected vehicle, driven by a licensed driver.
- Automotive Technology students must have a valid drivers’ license.
Apply for Co-operative Education by filling out the application on the Apply to CVCC page above!
Materials for Co-op Students...
(please note: some links require student e-mail account login)
The Central Vermont Career Center School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, creed, sex, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, and marital status in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in, its programs and activities.
The Central Vermont Career Center offers additional services to students with limited English language skills or with disabilities so that they may benefit from these programs. Individuals wishing to obtain information about the existence and location of accessible services, activities, and facilities should contact the 504 Coordinator (information found by clicking here).
Click here to read our official Notice of Discrimination as a full document.
The Central Vermont Career Center is committed to providing communication materials that are accessible regardless of ability. If you need information in an alternative format, please call us at (802) 476-6237.
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