• Attendance at all classes is mandatory including designated weekends. When students are ill, they must inform the Navy Reserve Co-op facilitator.
• If students miss a class due to a previously scheduled appointment, permission from the supervisor/instructor must be obtained prior to the appointment. 
• There may be no opportunity to make up missed training. 
•  Missing more than two sessions for any reason may result in removal from the Canadian Navy Reserve Co-op Program.

• Students will be expected to train select weekends in addition to the regular Co-op hours of 18:00-21:00 on Mondays and Wednesday evenings.
• During these times, students will be solely under the direction and supervision of the Canadian Navy Reserve.
• It is encouraged that students will commit to continue with their military career through summer training following the Co-op program.
• NOTE:
  • There are no mandatory deployment requirements for reservists.
  • Reservists under 18 years of age are not eligible to volunteer for deployment

• Uniforms will be provided.
• It is not acceptable to wear any part of the uniform in civilian life.
• The uniform must not be worn in the school and will result in disciplinary action.

• Students will be required to purchase a boot polishing kit the cost of which will not exceed $20.00. 
• Students will be required to participate in physical education and will need to supply suitable running shoes and athletic attire.

• Students will be sworn in prior to the start of their course.
• Guests are encouraged.

Smoking, drinking of alcoholic beverages, and consumption of narcotics will not be permitted.

• All sailors are subject to the National national defen Act which encompasses the Code of Service Discipline.  
• Each student will be taught the main regulations that apply to him/her.  Physical punishments will NOT be used or tolerated. 
• Each student will be given continuous feedback from the instructors. 
• If there is a problem with a student, the guidelines set out in the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) will be used (i.e., Counselling, Initial Warning, Formal Warning, Progress Review Board, Cease Training).

• The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) are committed to providing a respectful workplace by promoting prevention and prompt resolution of harassment.
• All CF members have the right to be treated fairly, respectfully and with dignity in a workplace free of harassment, and they have the responsibility to treat others in the same manner.
• Harassment in any form constitutes unacceptable conduct and will not be tolerated.
• No CF member shall subject any person in the workplace to harassment. Any member who subjects another person to harassment is liable to disciplinary and administrative action.

• Physical Fitness Testing requirements have been updated to reflect common physical demands of modern CAF occupations.  
• IMPORTANT:  Students MUST pass the FORCE Physical Fitness Test to be eligible for this co-op.  Students are encouraged to maintain a regular physical fitness regimen.  (See Minimum Standards and Protocols for more information about this test.)

Canadian Navy Reserve Evaluation – Performance Checks

• Performance evaluation checks are based on performance objectives (PO) which consist of: written tests; daily tests; a final written test on each PO.
• All practical aspects of the course will be tested in a physical manner. 
• Physical demonstrations of the physical performance objectives will be required.

• Each student will be evaluated by the military using the Student Weekly Assessment and Counselling form.  This evaluation is for Canadian Navy Reserve use only.  
• Teachers, in co-operation with the supervisor, will complete regular monitoring assessments.  They will co-ordinate these assessments with the course officer.
• Each student will receive a weekly file with a narrative summary of all tests.
• Any counselling given will also be recorded. 
• The teachers may meet with the Naval Reserve Co-op Facilitator once every three to four weeks.
• At the end of the course, the students will also receive a course report summarizing how they performed throughout the program.

It is the student’s responsibility to complete the logs as required by the school.