Canadian Forces Co-op

North Halton Program

Address: The Lorne Scots at Colonel J.R. Barber Armouries, 91 Todd Road, Georgetown
Credits: Students earn 4 coop credits in a semester Application Timeline: May 1, 2010 to September 30th, 2010

South Halton Program

Address: Royal Hamilton Light Infantry, Burlington Detatchment, 3230 Fairview Street, Burlington
Credits: Students earn 4 credits in the semester: 1 Grade 11 or 12 English (U/C or C level), 1 Health and Physical Education and 2 related Co-op Credits
Application Timeline : May 1, 2010 to September 30th, 2010

Contact Info for both North and South Halton Programs:

For more information or to access the application package for this program, please contact :

Alaeric Sutherland
Halton Canadian Forces Co-Operative Education Program Teacher & Facilitator
White Oaks Secondary School
1055 McCraney Street East
Oakville, Ontario
L6H 1Z5
Phone: (905) 845-5200, Voice Mail 601
Fax: (905) 845-5124
Email: sutherlanda@hdsb.ca

Canadian Forces Co-op

The Canadian Forces Co-op is a Cooperative Education Program in which students can earn secondary school credits by training with the Canadian Forces Reserve. This basic military training is conducted during second semester of each academic year.

Why get involved?

  • gain 4 secondary school credits
  • experience military life and training toward your Canadian Forces qualification
  • participate in part-time and summer employment opportunities with your reserve unit

What can I do to prepare?

  • plan your secondary school courses so that you have second semester available in Grade 11 or 12 for Army Reserve Coop
  • apply when you are a minimum of 16 years old and possess at least 15 secondary school credits
  • submit an application with your school transcript to the Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre through your Cooperative Education Teacher or your Guidance Department
  • must choose an alternate Semester 2 timetable in the event that the requirements are not met

Program Planning

  • Requires a full semester in Grade 11 or 12
  • Limited seats available. Students should complete a Request for Information Form (RIF) available in Guidance in semester one for courses beginning next year.

How can I get more information?

Visit your School Guidance Counsellor. Your Guidance Counsellor will provide information about:

  • School to Career Programs.
  • Parent-Student School to Career Information Evenings.
  • Visits to School to Career Programs "in action".
  • The School to Career Program application process.

What do I select on my option sheet?

See your School Guidance Counsellor.

School to Career Program Contact Information:

See your School to Career Guidance Counsellor.

For more information, please contact Joan Powell, Regional Co-op Placement Officer at 905-634-2575 ext. 13 or jpowell@hiec.on.ca

 
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