It’s hard to pinpoint exactly what makes Michelle Sin so remarkable. The third-year Environment and Business co-op student already has quite the résumé.
Christine Nhan, a second-year Health Studies student, attended the University of Waterloo's annual Job Fair, an event coordinated in partnership with Wilfrid Laurier University, University of Guelph and Conestoga College. She shares her experience at the largest job fair of its kind in the country.
Main round co-op interviews are officially underway in the Tatham Centre (TC). The halls of TC will be filled with thousands of students and employers for the next six weeks, with the highest volume of interviews taking place in the next four weeks.
This term also marks the first time most students and employers are using WaterlooWorks, the University’s new employment administration system that replaced JobMine in January. This is the first major system upgrade to the co-op employment process in 12 years.
