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TAKE OUR KIDS TO WORK DAY

Released on November 1, 2000

More than 7000 high school students across Saskatchewan will go to work today

for Take Our Kids to Work Day.



Take Our Kids to Work is like 'show and tell' for adults. Grade nine students

accompany a parent, friend or mentor to work to develop an understanding of the

world of work and career opportunities in Saskatchewan.



"The learning objectives of Take Our Kids to Work Day support those in

Saskatchewan's curriculum," Education Minister Jim Melenchuk said. "Not only

do students get the chance to learn about careers in Saskatchewan, they also

get to learn important work-place skills like how to apply for a job, how to

take direction and how to interact with co-workers.



"The government is pleased to support this Canada-wide initiative that helps

students plan their career path."



The Learning Partnership, a national organization supporting school and

business partnerships, initiated Take Our Kids to Work Day in 1993.



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For more information, contact:



Penny Ursu

Saskatchewan Education

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-1613

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