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OJ3040 - IM Work Exposure

The seven-week work exposure is a required portion of the program and will provide a unique learning experience in a real business setting. The College will make every effort to find a suitable placement for students; however, ultimately it is the responsibility of a student to find a placement that satisfies the criteria of the program.
 
The work exposure will follow the successful completion of all academic courses, must be program relevant, and will be minimum of 7-weeks in duration. During the placement, students will be expected to learn, develop, and demonstrate the high standards of behaviour and performance normally expected in a related work environment. For many students, this work exposure may represent the first opportunity to be engaged in the information management sector, allowing the opportunity to explore and evaluate a variety of information management career paths and help to establish a network of industry contacts. In addition, students will have an opportunity to apply their academic and practical knowledge to further develop their employability and technical skills and enhance their personal growth.
 

Prerequisite(s): GPA 2.0

Corequisite(s): CR3540, IM2115, IM3010 *These courses may have been completed as prerequisites

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This course is offered in the following programs:
Information Management  | 

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