Internship, On-The-Job Training, and Clinical Training

These courses are supervised, cooperative education arrangements between the college and an employer. The courses provide the students with work experiences relevant to their technical program and personal career interests. The work and study calendar varies by program and may be adjusted as appropriate to individual interests, needs, or the availability of work opportunities.

The CTE Program Coordinator or OJT instructor will provide course objectives to the work centers. A weekly class session will be held between student and instructor to review assignments and course objectives. Cooperative Work Experience students and instructors will follow the same procedures.

Work experience is integral to career programs such as Nursing, Agribusiness, Early Childhood Professions, Production Agriculture, and Equine Management; therefore, certain courses have special credit hour and clock hour designations.

One credit given for each 40-contact hours of work.