Co-op Student Placement Program
Learning Through Experience
At the City of Thunder Bay, there are many opportunities for students to enhance their skills. The co-operative student placement program allows students to explore and work in various fields, providing them with experience in the workforce as they make decisions about their educational career paths.
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Co-op Student Placement Program Partners
- Lakehead Public Schools
- Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board
- Le Conseil scolaire de district catholique des Aurores boréales
- Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School
- Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
- North Superior Training Board
- Passport to Prosperity
Who is eligible?
The co-op student placement program is open to senior high school students and provides an opportunity for students to extend their classroom learning to supervised placements in the City while earning their co-op credits.
If students are interested in applying for positions, they should:
- Speak to their co-operative education teacher
- Discuss their areas of interest and abilities to ensure an appropriate placement
- Complete a City of Thunder Bay Co-op Student Placement Program application form
Application Form
Adobe PDF, 2 pages, 215 KB
- Application Deadline: Thursday, February 14, 2013 @ 4:30 pm
What placement opportunities are available?
Co-op Placements
| Position |
Description |
| Administrative & Mapping Support |
Adobe PDF, 1 page, 12 KB |
| Archives Assistant |
Adobe PDF, 1 page, 45 KB |
| Child Care Worker - Algoma |
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| Child Care Worker - Grace Remus |
Adobe PDF, 1 page, 45 KB |
| Child Care Worker - Ogden |
Adobe PDF, 1 page, 44 KB |
| Child Care Worker - Woodcrest |
Adobe PDF, 1 page, 46 KB |
| Finance & Administrative Support |
Adobe PDF, 1 page, 44 KB |
| Junior Technician |
Adobe PDF, 1 page, 45 KB |
| Life Enrichment Student - Dawson Court |
Adobe PDF, 1 page, 47 KB |
| Life Enrichment Student - Pioneer Ridge |
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| Travel Counsellor |
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