EMPLOYERS
Are you an Ontario EMPLOYER that is interested in having a high school Cooperative Education student in your workplace? If so, please complete this form and send it to Carol Madsen at ocea@rogers.com.
Your company information will be added below according to the area of Ontario of which you are located. Cooperative Education and all other forms of Experiential Learning teachers / educators, from your area, will contact you directly.
The Ontario Cooperative Education Association (OCEA) is a provincial hub for educators involved in Cooperative Education and all other forms of Experiential Learning, who are seeking placements for their high school students.
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION is the high school course, and these are the specialized COOPERATIVE EDUCATION student opportunities / programs:
DISCLAIMERS OF LIABILITY OR ENDORSEMENT:
The following requests / postings / information are being provided as a convenience and for informational purposes only; they do not constitute an endorsement or an approval by the Ontario Cooperative Education Association (OCEA) of any of the links, products, services or opinions of the corporation or organization or individual. The Ontario Cooperative Education Association (OCEA) bears no responsibility for the accuracy, legality, or content of the Employers request(s).
Please contact the Employer directly to seek further information and please follow the Ministry guidelines to selecting placements for Cooperative Education or any other forms of Experiential Learning students.
Your company information will be added below according to the area of Ontario of which you are located. Cooperative Education and all other forms of Experiential Learning teachers / educators, from your area, will contact you directly.
The Ontario Cooperative Education Association (OCEA) is a provincial hub for educators involved in Cooperative Education and all other forms of Experiential Learning, who are seeking placements for their high school students.
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION is the high school course, and these are the specialized COOPERATIVE EDUCATION student opportunities / programs:
- Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP)
- Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) Program
- School-Work Transition Programs
Employers + high school Cooperative Education teachers = Cooperative Education: It’s Working!
DISCLAIMERS OF LIABILITY OR ENDORSEMENT:
The following requests / postings / information are being provided as a convenience and for informational purposes only; they do not constitute an endorsement or an approval by the Ontario Cooperative Education Association (OCEA) of any of the links, products, services or opinions of the corporation or organization or individual. The Ontario Cooperative Education Association (OCEA) bears no responsibility for the accuracy, legality, or content of the Employers request(s).
Please contact the Employer directly to seek further information and please follow the Ministry guidelines to selecting placements for Cooperative Education or any other forms of Experiential Learning students.
DIGITERA (Virtual / Provincial)
Ac Mechanical Refrigeration LTD (Ottawa)
Barry Hill
1-613-244-6336
barry@acmech.ca
Commercial HVAC/R. Looking for a student that may be interested in the trrades, And can work together with team members.
1-613-244-6336
barry@acmech.ca
Commercial HVAC/R. Looking for a student that may be interested in the trrades, And can work together with team members.
Webber Infrastructure Management (Mississauga)
Little Champ Camp (Mississauga)
Alexis Elliot, RECE
1-647-957-2455
admin@littlechampcamp.com
Our organization operates two locations at 2166 Westfield Drive and 1975 Orr Road, and we are interested in hosting students in a structured, supportive environment where they can gain meaningful hands-on experience while earning academic credits. We are committed to providing strong supervision, mentorship, and skill-building opportunities that align with cooperative education learning goals.
1-647-957-2455
admin@littlechampcamp.com
Our organization operates two locations at 2166 Westfield Drive and 1975 Orr Road, and we are interested in hosting students in a structured, supportive environment where they can gain meaningful hands-on experience while earning academic credits. We are committed to providing strong supervision, mentorship, and skill-building opportunities that align with cooperative education learning goals.
ShawCrete (Mississauga)
Gregory Shaw-McMahon
1-519-574-6239
Greg@shawcrete.com
The co-op student will assist the ShawCrete team with general jobsite support and learn how a professional construction crew operates in the field. This placement is intended to introduce students to the fundamentals of construction work, workplace safety, organization, and teamwork on an active job site.
The student will support daily operations by helping maintain a clean, safe, and organized work environment. Responsibilities may include general jobsite cleanup, organizing tools and materials, retrieving small materials or tools for crew members, and assisting with basic preparation tasks before and after concrete pours. Students may also help with measuring, staging materials, and observing different phases of concrete construction such as forming, base preparation, and finishing.
Throughout the placement, the student will be supervised by experienced crew members and will be taught the importance of safety procedures, proper use of personal protective equipment, and how to work efficiently and respectfully on a construction site. The goal is to give the student real-world exposure to the trades while building practical skills such as time management, communication, responsibility, and jobsite organization.
This placement provides an opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in the construction industry while learning what it takes to work safely and professionally as part of a small, hardworking team.
1-519-574-6239
Greg@shawcrete.com
The co-op student will assist the ShawCrete team with general jobsite support and learn how a professional construction crew operates in the field. This placement is intended to introduce students to the fundamentals of construction work, workplace safety, organization, and teamwork on an active job site.
The student will support daily operations by helping maintain a clean, safe, and organized work environment. Responsibilities may include general jobsite cleanup, organizing tools and materials, retrieving small materials or tools for crew members, and assisting with basic preparation tasks before and after concrete pours. Students may also help with measuring, staging materials, and observing different phases of concrete construction such as forming, base preparation, and finishing.
Throughout the placement, the student will be supervised by experienced crew members and will be taught the importance of safety procedures, proper use of personal protective equipment, and how to work efficiently and respectfully on a construction site. The goal is to give the student real-world exposure to the trades while building practical skills such as time management, communication, responsibility, and jobsite organization.
This placement provides an opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in the construction industry while learning what it takes to work safely and professionally as part of a small, hardworking team.
