A work-study program where students alternate between a paid workterm in a workplace and a study term on campus. Students graduate with three to four workterms. The Co-op programs are very well integrated in skill-based structured programs where students acquire different levels of skills during their studies.

A combination of on-the-job training and learning in a classroom where students are trained to gain relevant knowledge towards their profession, over a prolonged period of time. 

Offers students comprehensive practicum training in their field at university-based clinics or at an external facility.

The position of a student or trainee who works in an organization in order to gain work experience or satisfy requirements for a qualification, or to share expertise in service to the community.

Students take on the role and responsibilities of a professional teacher. May be part of a practicum and is often included in teacher training or education programs.

Offers mainly graduate students the opportunity to teach or co-teach university classes. Responsibilities may include facilitating discussions, supervising labs, responding to student questions and grading coursework.

Students who train and work as camp counsellors gain experience planning and leading programs and activities for children in a small group setting.