Work-Integrated Learning Day, celebrated by CEWIL Canada, is on March 24 this year. Dr. Christine Watson, Vice President, Academic, speaks with Joel Waterman, general manager of Inn at the Forks, about supporting co-op students from RRC’s Hospitality and Tourism Management Program and the benefits they bring to the industry.
COVID-19 has affected us all in one form or another. As we navigate through these uncertain times together, Red River College continues to deliver programs virtually – ensuring students safely develop their education and skills critical to assist the workforce.
If you are seeking innovative, creative, technically skilled employees, look no further than one of RRC’s co-operative education programs. Co-op remains a component of many programs, and is a vital part of a student’s education experience. With flexible start dates and duration of work terms, and the ability to work remotely, a Red River College student can help your business grow even in the toughest of times.
Financial incentives and wage subsidies may be available to assist with hiring students, including these programs: