WHAT IS COOPERATIVE EDUCATION?

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WHAT IS COOPERATIVE EDUCATION? COOPERATIVE EDUCATION is a method of instruction that combines classroom learning with paid employment directly related to classroom instruction. The school and the employer both contribute to the student’s career objectives and employability. SCHOOL COMMUNITY STUDENT

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION combines classroom study with on-the-job-training.

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION provides the opportunity for students to earn WHILE THEY LEARN!

TRAINING PLAN NAME_________________________________ JOB TITLE_____________________________ FIRM__________________________________ TRAINING SPONSOR____________________ CAREER OBJECTIVE____________________ EXPERIENCES AND TRAINING NEEDED 1._____________________________________ 2. _____________________________________ 3. ____________________________________ 4. ____________________________________ Classroom learning and on-the-job training are correlated through the use of a training plan developed by the student, the teacher- coordinator, and the training sponsor.

HOW DOES COOPERATIVE EDUCATION BENEFIT THE STUDENT? COOPERATIVE EDUCATION provides practical training for a variety of occupational tasks.

VARIETY OF VOCATIONAL OCCUPATIONS COOPERATIVE EDUCATION provides job experiences while the student is still in high school which enhance his or her employment and promotion opportunities after graduation. VETERINARY ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER PERSONNEL DIRECTOR TRACTOR MECHANIC CHILD CARE WORKER Brickmason RADIO COMMUNICATIONS TECHNICIAN Sales Associate EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION enables students to earn additional COOPERATIVE EDUCATION enables students to earn additional credit toward graduation. CREDITS ENGLISH 1 GOVERNMENT 1 CAREER & TECHNICAL CLASS WITH CO-OP 2 TOTAL 4

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION provides a realistic learning COOPERATIVE EDUCATION provides a realistic learning situation for students.

HOW DOES THE COOPERATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM BENEFIT THE EMPLOYER? COOPERATIVE EDUCATION provides a dependable and continual source for recruiting trained employees.

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION provides the employer with the COOPERATIVE EDUCATION provides the employer with the opportunity to help young men and women get started in careers.

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION brings to the business community COOPERATIVE EDUCATION brings to the business community the teacher-coordinator who serves as a consultant on training needs.

WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE EMPLOYER? To provide a variety of work experiences for the trainee that will contribute to his or her occupational competence.

To employ the COOPERATIVE EDUCATION trainee an average To employ the COOPERATIVE EDUCATION trainee an average of 11 to 15 hours per week. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

To assist in the evaluation of the trainee EVALUATION EVALUATION EVALUATION EVALUATION EVALUATION EVALUATION EVALUATION

WHO MAY USE THE COOPERATIVE EDUCATION METHOD? Students enrolled in an approved career and technical preparation program. Students who are 16 years of age or older. Students with definite career objectives. Students who have the ability, interest, personality, and work habits needed to succeed on the job. Students who are willing to accept on-the-job training for a minimum of 11 to 15 hours a week and have the consent of parents or guardians. Students who have been interviewed and approved by the coordinator.

WHY OFFER THE COOPERATIVE EDUCATION METHOD OF INSTRUCTION? The need for a trained workforce necessitates a blend of knowledge, skills, and personal qualities that are needed for a solid job performance. The COOPERATIVE EDUCATION method of instruction provides opportunities for the blend.