Welcome to the TMMI Co-op Website

The Cooperative Education Program at TMMI is an integrated approach, which allows a student to gain a realistic orientation to the world of work. The program allows students to apply what they have learned in school in a professional setting, and get a general idea of what a career in that field is all about.

Co-ops work on a rotational basis, attending classes full-time one semester/quarter and working full-time the next. Students gain practical knowledge, skills, and the chance to explore a particular field. Working as a co-op is the perfect opportunity to gain the tools students need to be successful.


Participate in the TMMI Co-op Program and apply what you've learned at school in a professional setting.

As a Toyota Co-op, you will:

· Gain experience related to you major
· Expand your technical skills
· Learn to interact with others
· Develop a confident, professional image
· Make valuable professional contacts

With academic, financial and career benefits, a co-op at Toyota is one of the best ways to prepare for workplace success.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is co-op?

A: The term co-op refers to a student participating in a cooperative education program. This is integrated approach allows students to gain a realistic orientation to the world of work. Students gain practical knowledge, skills, and the chance to explore a particular field of interest. A typical co-op assignment is a partnership between universities and Toyota; typically a student will rotate semesters/quarters between school and work.

Q: What is an Intern?

A: The term intern refers to a student participating in an internship program. Students are introduced to a professional environment gaining relevant work experience in their chosen field of study. A typical intern assignment is for one semester/quarter.

Q: What benefits do co-ops receive at TMMI?

A: TMMI co-ops receive:
· Competitive Pay
· On-The-Job Experience
· Relocation Assistance (if applicable)
· Clothing

Q: How does a new co-op find housing in the Princeton area?

A: Each term a co-op housing committee is formed. All incoming co-ops are directed to speak to a member of the committee for assistance.

Q: What hours does a co-op work?

A: Co-ops work the same schedule as team members in their work area. The start time is between 6:30 and 8:00am and the end time is between 3:15 and 4:45pm.

Q: Can you receive college credit for completing a co-op term at TMMI?

A: Check with your college or university. Many schools do offer credits for completing a co-op term. The number of credits will depend on what your university offers.

Q: Do co-ops get real projects?

A: Yes! Co-ops at TMMI are not given busy work; they are given REAL projects. No matter what your area of interest is you can be guaranteed projects that will improve the company while improving your skills.

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