The Cooperative Education Department, with its connections to the industry, can help you organize events on the ÉTS campus.
These activities are an opportunity to meet our highly qualified students and graduates, familiarize them with your company, gain visibility, promote your co-op work terms and jobs and ensure your company’s future.
Thursday, January 28 2021
This event, which brings together students and graduates from all profiles and programs, will be a privileged moment to meet them virtually, inform them about your company, gain visibility, promote your co-op work terms and jobs and ensure your company’s future.
Our virtual event platform, Easy Virtual Fair, will allow you to:
- Create a virtual space that reflects your company's image and logo ;
- Introduce your company to ÉTS candidates through an introductory text;
- Make corporate videos and documentation (PDF documents, photos, etc.) available to candidates;
- Chat with candidates (maximum of 10 representatives per company);
- Meet with candidates using the video conferencing platform of your choice (Zoom, Teams, etc.);
- Host a webinar using the video conferencing platform of your choice (Zoom, Teams, etc.);
- Access the application file of interested candidates.
The event will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
The invoice will be sent in the weeks following the activity (payment by cheque or bank transfer).
Registration is now closed.
Networking activities are offered virtually!
This type of activity allows you to meet students, graduates and recent graduates at a conference to let them know about your internship and job opportunities. By tackling a specific technical subject, you ensure that you gain popularity among students.
Cost associated with this activity: $100 (before taxes)
The invoice will be sent in the weeks following the activity (payment by check or bank transfer).
To organize an event, contact us at JSEE@etsmtl.ca.
Taking on engineering co-op students is part of our culture for over ten years,” explains Éric Trépanier, workshop foreman at SDK and Associates. “So much so that if we miss a semester, we feel it! By welcoming these young people into our workplace, we become an extension of the University for a few months. We “give back” in some way to the society we operate in.
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