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Co-Op Employers

American Infrastructure
Apogee Labs
Boehringer Laboratories
City of Philadelphia
Civilian Personnel Advisory
Board
Defense Information
Systems Agency
Dixon Associates
Faithful + Gould
Federal Aviation
Administration (faa)
Gilbane Building Co.
Gilmore & Associates
Kay Construction
Langan Engineering
& Environmental Services
McMahon Associates
Metrologic Instruments
Onesky Engineering
Orth-Rogers & Associates
Pennoni Associates
Pennsylvania Department
of Transportation
Philadelphia Gas Works
Remington & Vernick
Engineers
Robert Blue Consulting
Engineers
SEPTA
Traffic Planning and Design
Turner Construction Co.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory
Commission
Verizon
Washington Group
International
Wick Fisher White Engineers
York International

 

 


Co-Op Program for Employers

Temple Engineering Co-op’s offer employers:

  • access to young, energetic and motivated future engineering professionals.
  • semester work cycles that benefit employers’ seasonally varying workloads.
  • the chance to improve work productivity and quality at minimal cost.
  • the opportunity to both give back to the engineering profession, and enhance an organization’s staff by training co-op students and identifying high-quality
    candidates for future full-time employment.

THE TEMPLE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING DIFFERENCE
Co-op students are unique because they:

  • learn in smaller classes—often just 10 to 20 students—that offer more one-on-one interchange with professors.
  • represent an exceptionally diverse student population at the only large public university located in the Philadelphia region that offers an engineering program.
  • understand the importance of taking advantage of opportunities, such as co-op assignments.
  • are available to employers year-round, not just part-time or during summer breaks, thanks to Temple’s semester cycles.
  • attend mandatory workshops and employment pre-screenings before their
    first work cycle.
  • are considered full-time students while employed and are governed by Temple University policies and procedures.
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CO-OP ADVANTAGES FOR YOU
Employers who participate in the Temple Engineering Co-op Program gain numerous short- and long-term benefits:

  • Higher-quality employees Temple Co-op students gain on-the-job skills and knowledge during their work cycles, allowing them to begin their careers with
    a greater level of responsibility and productivity than inexperienced graduates.
  • Improved job retention/lower recruitment costs When hired after graduation, employers report that co-op students generally remain with employers longer than new entry-level employees.
  • Innovation Temple Co-op students bring a new outlook and creative problem-solving skills to the workplace. Relying upon their academic experiences, they frequently offer perspectives and suggestions that lead to fresh insight.
  • Favorable labor costs Co-op students earn between $12 and $18 per hour—with no fringe benefits.
  • Expansion of your company’s network Temple Engineering Co-op students offer your company the opportunity to become involved in the educational process. This interaction may lead to participation in training and/or research projects. In addition to good public relations, your company will make a significant contribution to a Temple Engineering Co-op student’s education.

Contact Information
For more information, please contact:

Terri Martin
Director of Recruitment and Co-Op program
(215) 204-6988
Terri.Martin@temple.edu


Resumes of co-op student candidates will be furnished upon request.

 

 
 
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