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Adult Education - Day School Co-operative Education
Co-operative Education:
A chance to earn up to four secondary school credits while you gain practical
workplace experience!
Admission to co-operative education is generally offered to students earning credits in the
senior division who are working towards the completion of an OSSD.
Co-operative education courses include a classroom component, pre-placement and
integration activities, and a placement component. Students earn co-operative education credits by
integrating classroom theory with planned learning experiences in the community to achieve
learning based on curriculum expectations of the related course(s).
Ideal adult co-operative education candidates are those who:
 Are at least 21 years of age
 Have completed a substantial number of secondary school credits including compulsory credits
at the senior level
 Have successfully completed at least one secondary school credit in the past 12 months through
Peel Adult Education at either the north or the south campus
 Have demonstrated excellent employability skills including good attendance and punctuality, a
positive attitude and good work ethic
Peel’s Adult Education Co-operative Education Program
 Students can take up to four secondary school co-operative education credits in a trimester
 Students may take other day school morning courses at the Adult Education Centre and do
half-day (2-credit) co-operative education. The co-operative education in-school preplacement
and integration classes are scheduled in the afternoon
 Students planning on placements in the vulnerable sector, such as schools, daycare centres,
nursing homes, hospitals and in social work placements, are required to have a Criminal
Records Search completed by the Peel Regional Police prior to the start of the trimester
(these take up to 8 weeks, are free – see a co-op teacher for the form and instructions)
 The registration fee for co-operative education is $60 and includes the cost of a standard
first aid/CPR certification course during the pre-placement
How to Apply for and Register for Adult Co-operative Education
1. Meet a with co-operative education teacher to discuss the program, your interests and
status in terms of progressing toward the completion of an OSSD
2. Complete and return the co-operative education application form to one of the co-op
teachers.
3. If seeking a placement in the vulnerable sector, apply for Peel Regional Police Records
Search at least 8 weeks prior to the beginning of the co-operative education term
Co-operative Education Teacher Contacts:
Adult Education Centre South:
Laurie Nordin-MacLeod (905) 270-6000 X 408 Judy Thomas (905) 270-6000 X 408
Email: laurie.nordinmacleod@peelsb.com Email: judy.thomas@peelsb.com更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
Adult Education - Day School Co-operative Education
Co-operative Education:
A chance to earn up to four secondary school credits while you gain practical
workplace experience!
Admission to co-operative education is generally offered to students earning credits in the
senior division who are working towards the completion of an OSSD.
Co-operative education courses include a classroom component, pre-placement and
integration activities, and a placement component. Students earn co-operative education credits by
integrating classroom theory with planned learning experiences in the community to achieve
learning based on curriculum expectations of the related course(s).
Ideal adult co-operative education candidates are those who:
 Are at least 21 years of age
 Have completed a substantial number of secondary school credits including compulsory credits
at the senior level
 Have successfully completed at least one secondary school credit in the past 12 months through
Peel Adult Education at either the north or the south campus
 Have demonstrated excellent employability skills including good attendance and punctuality, a
positive attitude and good work ethic
Peel’s Adult Education Co-operative Education Program
 Students can take up to four secondary school co-operative education credits in a trimester
 Students may take other day school morning courses at the Adult Education Centre and do
half-day (2-credit) co-operative education. The co-operative education in-school preplacement
and integration classes are scheduled in the afternoon
 Students planning on placements in the vulnerable sector, such as schools, daycare centres,
nursing homes, hospitals and in social work placements, are required to have a Criminal
Records Search completed by the Peel Regional Police prior to the start of the trimester
(these take up to 8 weeks, are free – see a co-op teacher for the form and instructions)
 The registration fee for co-operative education is $60 and includes the cost of a standard
first aid/CPR certification course during the pre-placement
How to Apply for and Register for Adult Co-operative Education
1. Meet a with co-operative education teacher to discuss the program, your interests and
status in terms of progressing toward the completion of an OSSD
2. Complete and return the co-operative education application form to one of the co-op
teachers.
3. If seeking a placement in the vulnerable sector, apply for Peel Regional Police Records
Search at least 8 weeks prior to the beginning of the co-operative education term
Co-operative Education Teacher Contacts:
Adult Education Centre South:
Laurie Nordin-MacLeod (905) 270-6000 X 408 Judy Thomas (905) 270-6000 X 408
Email: laurie.nordinmacleod@peelsb.com Email: judy.thomas@peelsb.com更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net