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A NEW ONLINE TUTORIAL FOR STUDENTS AND JOB HUNTERS

Released on November 6, 2002

Saskatchewan students and job hunters now have a new interactive tool to

teach them how to use the Internet to look for work. It's called SaskWork

Guide and it was developed through a partnership between Saskatchewan

Learning, Saskatchewan Social Services and Human Resources Development

Canada. The official launch was held today at Miller Comprehensive High

School.



SaskWork Guide helps users search for work, write a resume, investigate the

labour market, explore self-employment options and discover resources for

special needs.



"The SaskWork Guide is the latest in an exciting series of Labour Market

Information resources designed to meet the needs of Saskatchewan people,"

Public Works Minister Ralph Goodale said on behalf of Human Resources

Development Canada Minister Jane Stewart. "This online tutorial is an

excellent complement to the other products developed under the joint

Federal-Provincial Labour Market Information Strategy." Those products

include Saskatchewan Job Futures and Job Chart, the Saskatchewan Employment

Demand Forecast, and the Canadian Occupational Projection Forecast.



"The SaskWork Guide is an online tutor to teach people about the knowledge,

skills and attitudes they need to search for work and be successful in the

work world," Learning Minister Jim Melenchuk said. "Today's effective job

search involves learning how to use the Internet to find information about

jobs, plan a career, explore self-employment options, and analyse the

labour market."



"This new online tool will be helpful to Social Services in its work with

Saskatchewan people to find employment," Social Services Minister Glenn

Hagel said. "It is another way to provide our citizens with information

they need to take advantage of the many job opportunities available right

here in Saskatchewan. Connecting people with jobs will help us continue to

reduce social assistance caseloads and lower the incidence of child and

family poverty."



The SaskWork Guide is found on www.sasknetwork.ca under SaskJobs.

SaskNetWork is a comprehensive Web site for career, employment and labour

market information for students, job hunters, guidance counsellors and

employers. It is supported by Saskatchewan Learning and Human Resources

Development Canada. Almost 5 million users access SaskNetWork each year.



Public Internet access is available at the 20 Canada-Saskatchewan Career

and Employment Services offices around the province and at most public

libraries. For more information, contact the Career Information Hotline at

1-800-597-8278.



The joint Labour Market Information Strategy is part of the Canada-

Saskatchewan Labour Market Development Agreement. To date, the Federal-

Provincial partners have contributed more than $250,000 to the development

of joint Labour Market Information Resources.



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For more information, contact:



Jacquie McLean Shane Reoch

Saskatchewan Learning Human Resources Development Canada

Regina Regina

Phone: (306) 787-5609 Phone: (306) 780-5816



Doug Wakabayashi

Social Services

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-8689

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