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Join in the conversation using the Twitter hashtags: #WILPower, #hirestudents, #coop, #WIL, #EWO2020.
May 13 & 14, 2020.
Student Co-op Programs give you a chance to test drive your career, and gain hands-on skills while completing your education. > Learn More
Education at Work Ontario has a membership of over 37 colleges and universities. We are Ontario's Co-op resource. > Learn More
We've got lots of information for employers who are interested in Co-op Students.
A Co-op program formally integrates a students academic studies with work experience. > Learn More
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Education at Work Ontario has a membership of over 180 co-op educators, working with more than 40,000 co-op students, at 37 colleges and universities.
It is critical for post-secondary students to gain as much hands-on experience as possible before beginning a career, that's why our focus is for students to learn about the job, earn while completing a co-op work term while temporarily integrating themselves into the work force.
ECO Canada has been awarded an elevated level of coop funding from Employment Social Development Canada (ESDC) to extend coop funding to all STEAM (Science Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) and Business programs for the Winter 2020 term.
ECO Canada has been awarded an elevated level of coop funding from Employment Social Development Canada (ESDC) to extend coop funding to all STEAM (Science Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) and Business programs for the Winter 2020 term.
ECO Canada has been awarded an elevated level of coop funding from Employment Social Development Canada (ESDC) to extend coop funding to all STEAM (Science Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) and Business programs for the Winter 2020 term.