Work-Based Learning
Job-readiness workshops, basic safety, OSHA procedures, CPR, and structured work exposure coordinated with program faculty.
The application period for Fall 2026 at Coop Tech is now closed. If you are currently a D79 student, please contact coopadmissions@schools.nyc.gov to learn more about our rolling admissions process.
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Many students take part in the Department of Education’s Work-Based Learning program, which provides job-readiness skills, OSHA and CPR training, and real-world work exposure.
Job-readiness workshops, basic safety, OSHA procedures, CPR, and structured work exposure coordinated with program faculty.
Upon faculty recommendation, students can be matched with partnership sites. Eligible students in paid internships receive minimum wage plus real work experience.
Selected construction, electrical, plumbing, and welding students are recommended for pre-apprentice and union recruitment programs.
Home-school counselors and Coop Tech staff help students balance academic programs with a half-day CTE schedule.
Yes. Shared-instruction students remain enrolled at their home high school or Pathways to Graduation program and attend Coop Tech for a half-day shop session.
Internship placement is based on faculty recommendation, attendance, skill readiness, and available partnership sites. Students are encouraged to treat shop performance as part of their portfolio.
Work-Based Learning includes basic safety, OSHA procedures, and CPR so students can enter shops, kitchens, clinics, and job sites prepared.
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Tour shops and classrooms at the Main Campus and Longwood. Check with your counselor for the next scheduled visit date.
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Learn how Coop Tech students gain OSHA, CPR, and paid internship experience through the DOE Work-Based Learning program.
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The application period for Fall 2026 at Coop Tech is now closed. If you are currently a D79 student, please contact coopadmissions@schools.nyc.gov to learn more about our rolling admissions process.