[31h]

An educational co-op is a completely different concept from what is described here. Work/school co-op means a student does paid full-time work while still enrolled in a degree program (e.g. a semester off). What is described in this article just refers to a worker-owned consultancy.

[agentgt]

I can't believe I made that mistake as I even know the difference.

It was confusing and I thought it was the education one because they said:

* Hire a Co-op

* I have never seen a technology co-op. Sure I have seen grocery stores, farms, insurance companies etc but never seen a tech co-op.

* The article mentioned students.

[conatus]

Can't speak for elsewhere, but in the UK there are enough tech co-ops that we were able to form a network of them.

https://www.coops.tech/