After being on pause since Spring 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Eastman co-operative (co-op) education opportunities return for Northeast State students this fall.
An Eastman representative visits the Blountville campus on September 15 at 10:00 a.m. in the Technical Education Complex (TEC) building for a Co-op Information Session. Attendees get details about the Fall 2021 application requirements and co-op education process. Eastman employees who graduate from Northeast State are expected to attend the session to share their co-op experiences with current students.
Applications opened this month for cooperative education opportunities. The co-op application is open to Northeast State students pursuing one of three associate of applied science (A.A.S.) degree programs: Electromechanical, Machine Tool, and Welding/Metal Fabrication. These opportunities allow selected students to gain industrial work experience as a trainee at Eastman while finishing their coursework with Northeast State.
The co-op application typically opens each spring and fall semester. Students interested in applying this fall must be enrolled in one of the three aforementioned degree programs. An applicant must complete the WorkKeys assessment and submit an application for employment & resume with Eastman via the company’s web site at www.eastman.com/careers. An applicant should prepare for an interview with Eastman’s recruiting team. Selected candidates must possess a valid driver’s license and complete a pre-employment physical, drug screen, and a background check.
The Northeast State Career and Workforce Development Center assists students with a variety of career resources. The center’s staff are available to assist interested students throughout the co-op application process including helping with resume development and providing interview practice prior to Eastman’s interview.
For questions or to learn more about the co-op program with Eastman, contact the Career & Workforce Development Center at careersvcs@northeaststate.edu.
After being on pause since Spring 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Eastman co-operative (co-op) education opportunities return for Northeast State students this fall.
An Eastman representative visits the Blountville campus on September 15 at 10:00 a.m. in the Technical Education Complex (TEC) building for a Co-op Information Session. Attendees get details about the Fall 2021 application requirements and co-op education process. Eastman employees who graduate from Northeast State are expected to attend the session to share their co-op experiences with current students.
Applications opened this month for cooperative education opportunities. The co-op application is open to Northeast State students pursuing one of three associate of applied science (A.A.S.) degree programs: Electromechanical, Machine Tool, and Welding/Metal Fabrication. These opportunities allow selected students to gain industrial work experience as a trainee at Eastman while finishing their coursework with Northeast State.
The co-op application typically opens each spring and fall semester. Students interested in applying this fall must be enrolled in one of the three aforementioned degree programs. An applicant must complete the WorkKeys assessment and submit an application for employment & resume with Eastman via the company’s web site at www.eastman.com/careers. An applicant should prepare for an interview with Eastman’s recruiting team. Selected candidates must possess a valid driver’s license and complete a pre-employment physical, drug screen, and a background check.
The Northeast State Career and Workforce Development Center assists students with a variety of career resources. The center’s staff are available to assist interested students throughout the co-op application process including helping with resume development and providing interview practice prior to Eastman’s interview.
For questions or to learn more about the co-op program with Eastman, contact the Career & Workforce Development Center at careersvcs@northeaststate.edu.
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