Al2 - Friday. Noveinber 16, 1984 - North Shore News

Career preparation
programs continue

CARSON Graham continues
to be the home tor
Prepatation

C areel
Programs in

North NYaneouser as the
Ministry of bFducation has
onee again authorized the

following six programs
Business Education, Carpen
trv, Commercial Ae.
General Mechanics,
Hospritahts TPourtsm (Chet
Training), Metal babrication
(welding)

These programs
secondary

provide

senior students

with the opportunity CoO Com
bine career studies with
regular hireph school
graduation

An important component
of Career Preparation Pro-
grams is the requirement for
100 hours Of work experience
during the Gitade 12
Carson Graham js very
grateful to the numerous
employers both on the North
Shore and in Vancouver who
provide work experience op
portunities for our students

\Vedal

Building experience

STL DENTSinthe © arpentry
(Career Preparation) Pro
gram at Carson Graham app
Iv ther theory trating to the

eonstruction of a tull sized
building

Over the past vears. in
structor Byorn Holstad and
this students have constructed
the Drama Studio, now in use
at ( arson, a 1400 squdre fool

house, now located across

RE-ELECT

SEGAL

FOR
N VAN. DIST. ALDERMAN

Plenty of jobs for the skilled

DESPITE the current
eoononmne climate, graduates
of the Business £ ducation

Carson Graham
erxperire need
phenomenal success im ob
taining full time jobs upon
completion of high school

provram at
have

Brian © ousins, teacher and
work experience Coordinator
tor the Business Education
department, places senior
secretarial students ino work
settings for one to four weeks

during the months of April
and May
Cousins states “The

Knowledge and skills possess
ed by these students is much
in demand by employers and
we are tinding the work ex
Permence Placements often
lead to opportunities for tull
time employment

Despite the poor economic
chmate, 76 percent of last
years secretarial graduates
obtained jobs immediately
after praduation The

es

Oe

previous year, 69° percent
were offered full time jobs as
a result of their participation
in the work experience
program.

ablancas

John Cas

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S R ‘ i . 2 oS 4
Modelling for all ages. Call 688-0328

FASHION

STUDENTS IN) TRAIN.
ING: A number of Business
Education students recently
received telephone = swit-
chboard training from Jean
Aldred of Business Telecom
Equipment. Back row, left
to right, Brian Cousins
(teacher), Janice Horsnell,
Shirley Chamberlain,
Bridgette Phillips, Dreda
Barr, Jean Aldred. Front
row, Wendy Hamilton and
Holly St. Pierre.

“If you need to talk,
we're here to listen

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