Work Term Information Registration As with other courses, registration is required for the work term. Job search Please direct job search questions to Paula Costello. As Co-op Coordinator for Planning, she helps employers contact potential work term students and helps students find suitable jobs. Work term placement Each student's placement must be approved by the School of Planning. As soon as you have obtained a job, fill out the work term placement form, then submit it by computer, mail, or fax to: Paula Costello Director of Career & Community Services Faculty of Architecture and Planning Dalhousie University 5410 Spring Garden Road P.O. Box 15000 Halifax, NS, Canada B3H 4R2 e-mail: paula.costello@dal.ca phone: (902) 494-6201 fax: (902) 423-6672 Information for employers If your employer is not familiar with the co-op program, please refer him/her to Information for co-op employers. At the end of your work term your employer is expected to submit an employer's evaluation form to the School. Program links Course outline for Planning work term Student's evaluation of Planning work term Positions for graduates Co-op Office Other links APA Jobs Online : American Planning Association's extensive database of jobs and candidates in planning and allied professional fields Career Tips : A comprehensive guide to career prospects, job opportunities and immigration rules across the globe. CIP Employment Services : Canadian Institute of Planners current employment opportunities in Canada and internationally. Dalhousie's Career Services Centre : Career Advisors, on-line services and resources, employer information sessions, on-campus interviews, events, online job postings and more will help students and alumni to prepare for, research and connect to part-time, summer, volunteer and full-time opportunities. DFAIT : Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada International Youth Programs describes reciprocal temporary work permits with close to 40 countries for Canadians between the ages of 18 and 35. International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE) : This exchange program also facilitates permits for students who find their own positions. Jobs in Planning : Job postings for Planners in Australia and New Zealand. Municipal World : Canadian Municipal Magazine's job board. Student Work Abroad Program : Facilitates work permits in Britain, Ireland, France, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Africa, United States. Study / Work International Fund (SWIF) : Program to financially assist students who may wish to satisfy part of their Dalhousie degree requirement through study or work outside of North America.