FAQs
Can I participate in the Meteorology Co-Op program if I have not completed 30 hours of undergraduate courses yet?
No, in order to be eligible for the Co-op program, you must have completed a minimum of 30 hours of undergraduate courses.
Is this a paid position?
Yes, this is a full-time, paid position.
Do I need to be enrolled in a specific degree program to apply for this Co-Op?
Yes, candidates should be enrolled in an atmospheric science, meteorology, or similar degree program.
Will there be training and mentoring provided during the Co-Op program?
Yes, the selected candidate can expect to gain valuable industry experience, work on substantive projects, and develop professional skills through training and mentoring with experienced professionals.
What are the preferred coding languages for candidates to know?
Candidates should have a strong command of basic coding languages such as Python, SQL, HTML, Javascript, or similar.
Do out-of-state candidates receive any help with relocation expenses?
Yes, for out-of-state candidates, there is a housing stipend provided to help with offsetting relocation expenses.
How much of the Co-Op program will be spent on project work?
Approximately 85% of the Co-Op's time will be spent on project work, with the remaining 15% observing and forecasting with meteorologists.