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Purpose of the Parallel Co-op Training
Program
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A cooperative educational training program is
the joint effort of school and business to provide vocational education for a
student in his/her field of interest. Dow Corning's program consists of
on-the-job training during the school year and is related to the curriculum
taken to obtain either a high school diploma or college degree. The
purpose and intent of this program is to enhance the student's overall
education. Students should not enter this program with the expectation of
full-time employment after graduation from high school or college.
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Student's must work with a participating school to obtain a pass code to apply
for co-op positions.
Review current openings
and apply online.
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Dow Corning's co-op training program provides the student with an opportunity
to:
- Receive
on-the-job training from knowledgeable people
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Perform useful services for the company
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Help finance present and future education
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Evaluate industry firsthand
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Dow Corning's participates in a co-operative
education program with the following area schools:
| | High Schools | | |
| | Arthur Hill | Hemlock High | |
| | Bay-Arenac ISD Career Ctr | Hertitage High | |
| | Bay City Western | John Hardin High | |
| | Carroll County High | Kentucky Tech/Carroll County Vocational
School |
| | Central Hardin High | LaRue County High |
| | Christian Academy of Carrollton | Merrill High |
| | Elizabethtown High | Midland High |
| | H.H. Dow High | |
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| | Colleges | | |
| | Central Michigan University | Kentucky Community & Technical College
System |
| | Davenport University | Northwood University |
| | Delta College | Saginaw Valley State University | |
| | Guilford Technical Community | | |
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