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Explore Employer Benefits of Co-Op Programs for Future Talent Acquisition

Leveraging Co-op programs provides employers with numerous benefits, including access to a pre-screened pool of students trained in their field. Organizations can evaluate potential employees through temporary hiring before making full-time commitments. Employers can assign Co-op students to one-time projects or entry-level tasks, contributing to their development while fulfilling temporary workforce needs. Collaborating with educational institutions allows valuable insights into career paths and enhances the overall internship experience, shaping future talent in the industry.

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Explore Employer Benefits of Co-Op Programs for Future Talent Acquisition

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  1. Co-op The Employer Side

  2. Benefits • You have access to a pool of potential employees who are pre-screened and trained in a career field. • You have the opportunity to hire students on a temporary basis before making a final commitment. • You can use the Co-op position as a stepping stone to permanent employment. • You interview only qualified students who have a minimum of 2.0 GPA and have completed at least 12 hours of course work at college level. • You can hire Co-op students to handle one-time projects, positions covered by temporaries, or various entry-level tasks. • You have the opportunity to provide valuable input to the academic community about careers.

  3. Your Responsibilities as an Employer • Inform the LLCC Career Development Services Office of work opportunities. • Provide a suitable work environment for the Co-op experience. • Sign a Work Experience Training Agreement committing to a specified number of student work hours for the semester. • Interview and hire a referred student of your choice. • Allow the Director of Career Development Services and/or the LLCC Co-op supervisor to visit the student on job two times during the semester. • Designate a supervisor who will act as a mentor to the student at work site and assist the LLCC Co-op supervisor and student to develop realistic goals for the Co-op experience. • Provide adequate supervision and feedback to the student about work progress.

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