Faculty of Arts & Science
Co-operative Education & Internships

From CAFCE:

The successful recruitment of co-operative education students depends upon the collective activities of three parties – the interested employer, the co-op student, and the associated educational institution.  All participants must adhere to Provincial and Federal legislation in their recruitment and employment practices.  However, the Canadian Association for Co-operative Education supports additional guidelines concerning recruiting ethics that support the development of a mutually beneficial and fair process for all concerned.

Download a complete copy of CAFCE's Recruiting Ethics - Employer, Student, Institution (PDF Acrobat Reader).

• Recruiting Ethics
• Standards and Rationales

Learn more about the Canadian Association for Co-operative Education (CAFCE).