On October 29, the Co-op and Career Centre proudly hosted its first-ever Co-op Job Fair exclusively for engineering programs. This event was designed to connect Algonquin College’s engineering talent with top employers in the region, providing a unique opportunity for students to secure co-op positions for Winter 2025.
Algonquin College engineering students meet with Ottawa’s Top Employers at inaugural Engineering Co-op Job Fair.
On Friday, Oct. 25, the Indigenous Initiatives Office hosted a knowledge exchange conference to engage and share new experiences with
Algonquin College employees, learners and community members.
“By incorporating Indigenous content, inviting guest speakers and organizing cultural activities, we strive to provide a well-rounded education that respects and reflects Indigenous world views,” said Algonquin College President and CEO Claude Brulé. “Our aim is to enrich the learning experience for all students, fostering understanding, empathy and respect for Indigenous cultures, languages and traditions.” Continue reading
A normal day of learning for 21-year-old aircraft maintenance technician student Brayden Krahn includes hands-on labs at the Canada
Canadian Aviation and Space Museum volunteers Peter Krayer and David Lowden present Brayden Krahn with a print of an airplane as a thank you gift.
Aviation and Space Museum. Experiential learning includes overhauling engines, airframe systems, learning about pressurization, radar and installing equipment and parts.
On Sept. 12, Krahn had finished class and was enjoying the perk of being able to walk around and visit the exhibits at the museum. He overheard two volunteer guides talking about one of the planes, so he edged closer and started talking to them. “They encouraged me to get in the cockpit,” said Krahn. “Then, they told me that the rudder pedals were broken.” Continue reading