Co-op Learning Co-op Jobs Interested students should apply during their junior or senior year to Mrs.
Paul or Mrs. Rosenberg, the Co-op Coordinators. Applications are available below (# 3) link (Co-op Work Agreement) . Once your co-op form is turned in, students
receive notifications of new postings by area employers
Mrs. Penny Paul is in room #104 Mrs. Rosenberg is in room #273. Students work on average 10 hours a week or
200 hours a semester. The experience is usually paid, but can be unpaid. Students earn 1/2 credit each semester for the
experience. These teachers are have their Prep - Co-op hour for student questions, 6th hr
You may send them an email. Bpaul2@troy.k12.mi.us or Hrosenberg2@troy.k12.m.us This is also a program to help students recover credit, your co-op can be arranged for after school. Tf you meet
graduation requirements you can sometimes leave the building for 5th & 6th hr and work Paperwork Steps to get Co-op in your schedule.
1. Co-op students must make an update to their Educational Development Plan
Come to the Career Room to get the directions sheet.
www.careercruising.com 2. Complete and Print Safety Training "quiz"- sign it
http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/teenworkers/teenworkers.html
Read the text then,scroll down to bottom click "take the quiz",
when you score 100%, print quiz --sign it 3. Your Parents and yourself sign a Co-op Work Agreement
http://www.troycolts.org/Cooperative_Education_Application.doc
Give these documents to your co-op coordinator (Mrs. Paul or Mrs. Rosenberg).
She then gives them to your counselor so your schedule can be changed .
ARVINMERITOR - Summer Internship & Senior Co-op During the 2007 school year, a unique partnership was instituted with this Troy
based tier one automotive supplier. Junior status students have the opportunity
to interivew for selection into this unique co-op/intern program. Students work
40 hours a week during the summer between their junior and senior years and
then continue to work co-op 12:30pm -4:30pm daily during their entire senior
year. This is a paid internship/co-op job. Selection is based on an application,
interview, essay, transcripts and attendance. Transporation must be provided by
the student or the family. Troy Schools encourages Sophomore students to
learn more about this opportunity, so a student could evaluate if this program
fits their course of study. Arvinmeritor encourages the students to return during
their summers off from college to work as interns. Due to the afterschool
commitment required of the co-op student, participating in clubs or sports may
prove difficult. |
