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May 20, 2012

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Student

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Holy Trinity Catholic School Division
JUST DO RIGHT
Pursue your passion     Pursue your dream     Pursue excellence

Did you know?  3.0 – 2009 Edition

Note to students: It is important to know what type of economy and world you are entering into.
You really need think to think carefully about whether or not your occupation or job can be automated or outsourced.
The world around us is looking for creative and more self-managed individuals.
Check out this great video show how our society has changed.

Introduction:

Holy Trinity and Prince Albert Catholic School Divisions shared a vision to create a website that could be used by students, parents, teachers and the community to promote career development in Saskatchewan.  Our website, pursueonline.com, is the result of that vision.

The purpose of this site is to assist Saskatchewan’s youth and their parents/guardians to learn about career planning, the steps to career development and to connect them with critical information that will help students with transitions. The website will highlight some of the unique opportunities Saskatchewan has to offer our young people so they can pursue their passion right here in our province.

We want students to become self-motivated individuals who make intentional and informed decisions about their career pathways. As they pursue their dreams, it is our hope that they will be guided by God and key support people in their lives.


Quick Links:

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FuturePaths

 Vanier Library

Blackboard Link

 

On-Line Counsellors that you can ask questions to:

ALIS (Alberta Resource) – Career Information Hotline Toll-free:  1-800-661-3753  or  you can submit an e-question by going to the link above.

CANLEARN Government of Canada Site – On-line Counsellor They have an archive of over 3000 question and answers about student loans, post-secondary programs, job requirements and other information that you might be looking for.

Government of Saskatchewan – Youth Career Discovery

 

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