学生がカナダの雇用市场で、実社会でのキャリア経験を积むために必要なスキルを身につけるお手伝いをします。学生一人一人の目标を达成するために、各学生に合わせたサポートを提供します。
コープは、学生にカナダのビジネス环境での実社会経験を提供します。コープは週平均20时间、1学期あたり250时间となります。
6ヶ月以上のフルタイムプログラムの学生は、プログラム期间中週20时间（オフキャンパス）まで就労が可能です。コーププログラムの学生は、コープ期间中もオフキャンパスで働くことができます。
51本色では、週替わりのワークショップを提供しています。
For your co-op or your part-time job, it is important that you understand your rights as an employee in BC and the importance of workplace safety:
51本色のキャリアサービスチームは、就職活動やその準備に向けて、ガイダンスや適切なサポートを提供しています。
卒业生のコープ分野の実绩
Are you an employer interested in hiring a 51本色 student?
Our students work at a wide variety of businesses from brick-and-mortar shops, start-up ventures, worldwide hotel chains to giant corporations such as Amazon. Contact us below with a brief introduction to your business and a description of possible positions.
There are many steps to finding a job. From developing a professional resume to finding the right opportunity, Career Services at 51本色 are here to help. Please contact one of our advisors if you have any questions.
The co-op program allows students to gain Canadian work experience related to the courses they are studying and usually starts after their second semester of classes. This is to effectively arm them with the soft skill and tools necessary for a quality co-op experience with a Canadian organization. The combination of solid studies and real-world work experience provides the necessary tools and training students need for their future careers.
No, jobs for the co-op need to be related to the program you are studying. Please talk with one of our advisors to see if a job could be used for a co-op.
Co-ops must be approved by 51本色 before you start. Please talk to Career Service for more information.
Students will find a job to be used for their co-op placement, and Career Services are here to provide support for every step of the job search process. Also, Career Services will occasionally share opportunities with students via email and can provide unique support based on the student’s background and career goals. Please talk to Career Service for more information.
Students must have a Social Insurance Number (SIN) to be able to work in Canada. You can apply for one at a Service Canada Centre or online.For more information, please
Depending on your program, the co-op is either 300 hours, 500 hours, 750 hours or 1000 hours. To complete the co-op, students need at least 80% of their co-op hours.
Yes, students can work off-campus for up to 24 hours per week during the whole program period.
Please talk to Career Services as soon as possible. We can help create a plan for your specific situation.
Contact Adam to help you plan your career.
