Hi HM I ■ |\|g||V 1 I 3 ' wHH y.‘.p ■» „>'„ 1»T" iKfiir-' 1 wSr **s■ J V> ’ > “ ■ • * I j-Sfer Ww w< 'ty W ' ~ *T" %: &* j* / /wl "?- - * r '-x. H .. / ■ '■■• ' ih- <x' mc M&i ^ <:; iI» .HHf " % - - - 1 .\ : xfWß®W v < i?j i- fwIFTO<V fF . B -SHOR The last place he expected to go to work was back at school. Leaving school appears to be exciting for workplaces, Community Colleges or many young people. That’s until they find Technical Institutes. ■ the jobs they really want require skills or So contact secondary or qualifications t ey on t possess. ca jj Freephone to hear all about In feet, there are plenty of good jobs the programmes available, available for people with skills but fewer and ft hone (04) 729 . 8 29, (04 ) 729-847, fewer for those with none. 729-887 That’s why the Government is funding many new programmes in schools to enable young people to get the knowledge and skills they need and employers want. w|By . ~• s This can ipvolve experience in New Zealand Governmeilt J
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