Community Integration Through Cooperative Education

Graduates of the CICE program follow many paths. Some volunteer using skills they acquired while in college; many obtain rewarding part-time or full-time employment, and some choose to upgrade to meet the entrance requirements for other college programs. Graduates proudly share that their college experience provided them with the confidence and skills to make choices and pursue employment, continue their education, and get involved in the community.

After graduating from the CICE program, Owen chose to upgrade and return to college to study Digital Film Production. He`s an outstanding mentor for other students, and uses his amazing skills developed in college to advocate though presentations and film.

As a graduate, Tyler is proud to use his skills obtained at college to volunteer at the hospital, and be able to give back to his community by supporting people in need.

As a graduate of the CICE program, Brandee obtained employment in her area of study and returned to college to further develop her skills and education. With her second diploma and work experience, Brandee continues to be gainfully employed in her field of study.

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (or) Certificate of Education, Achievement (or) Accomplishment (or) Mature Student Status.

Meet the CICE Community Integration through Cooperative Education program admission criteria, which will be mailed out once the application has been received.