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If you are unsure of what you might want to do after high school, you might be interested in a Semi-Structured Career Interview.  It's a series of questions to make you think and feel about what you like, don't like, where you see yourself in the future.  See Mr. Morris to book a time or if you have any questions.

This is an amazing opportunities for grade 11's.

Please go see Mr. Morris or Ms. Andrus if you have any questions.


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The registration for the 2019 Territorial Skills Competition is now open! 
The main competition is taking place on Thursday April 25th, 2019 from 9 am - 4pm at the Canada Games Center and Yukon College (Welding competition)*
The Territorial Skills Competition serves as both a competition to test a particpant’s skills in a public forum, as well as a qualifier for the 25th Annual Skills Canada National Competition As a qualifier for the National Competition, participants may be eligible to represent Team Yukon on the National stage May 27-30th, 2019 in Halifax, NS.
Wondering what the competition areas are this year? Click here for the full list.
Click here for the Registration forms. They can be submitted via email or dropped off at our office. Deadline: March 22nd, 2019. 
 
*Photography Territorial Competition is being in held on February 8th, 2019 in Dawson City, YT. If you have student that is interested please click here to find the registration form. They can be submitted via email or dropped off at our office before January 25th, 2019. Please contact us directly for more information on travel & accommodation. 
 
 
With Appreiciation,
Samantha Hand B.Ed.
Executive Director
Skills Canada Yukon
t:  867-668-2709
c:  867-333-9526
skillsyukon.com
facebook.com/skillsyukon 

​Grade 12 students, especially the ones interested in a career in Law Enforcement listen to this
 
Every year the RCMP hosts a week of youth engagement that occurs at Depot (the training facility in Regina!)
 
 During that week, the youth chosen will get a taste of what police training is like, such as driving classes, firearms simulators, drill classes and much more!
 
All expenses will be paid for!
 
Please see Ms. Andrus or Mr. Morris for details

December can be exciting and also challenging.

If you need to talk to someone about what is going on in your life or how you feel, remember that the counsellors are there to listen without jugements and guide you in the direction you want to go without telling you what to do.

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As you may know, we have a substantial financial assistance fund, as we believe that all qualified students deserve an opportunity to benefit from the SHAD experience, regardless of their financial situation. We welcome all students to apply, including your diamonds in the rough. These are students who have the capabilities to excel, but who may not have the same opportunities because of where they live, their family financial situation, or their lack of access to extra-curricular activities. Read about how SHAD has supported students from rural & remote communities and Indigenous students.

Watch this video to learn about the value SHAD places on diversity & inclusion and why it's so important to get it right.
We thank you for all the support you provide. 
-Cheryl
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Cheryl Thompson
Student Coordinator  |  SHAD
cheryl@shad.ca | voice (519) 884-8844 x 222 | fax (519) 884-0665