| Co-ops and Internships |
Co-ops/InternshipsCooperative education is a unique form of education which shows you how to use classroom learning in the workplace. This combination of classroom study and related, paid and supervised on-the-job training prepares you to join the workforce after graduation. Co-op has a profound effect on the way your learning takes place. You start to discover the practical application of what you are learning at Clark State because you are putting it to the test in a real job. In addition, you will:
How does Co-op work?Clark State operates on a quarter calendar. This allows you to be placed in a work site for 10-11 weeks each quarter. Two plans are available: Parallel – Work part-time while carrying either full- or part-time coursework. (95% of Co-op students use this option, typically working 20 hours per week.) How do I apply?To participate in the Co-op Program at Clark State, you must:
If you meet these eligibility requirements, please contact the Office of Career Management to complete an application. Who co-ops at Clark State?The Co-op Program is available to students in the following technologies:
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