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NEWSLETTER
We’re excited to announce the official launch of Campus EIPS — your one-stop destination for exploring career pathways, dual credit programs, off-campus learning, and industry partnerships within Elk Island Public Schools.
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Elk Island Public Schools has a variety of programs to help students explore potential pathways to develops their knowledge, skills, attitudes and values as they work towards life beyond high school.
Please find attached the recorded presentation of the Public Version of Campus EIPS and RAP with Audio.ppsx PowerPoint, which was shared during the April Campus EIPS & RAP Information Sessions.
This summer, many young Albertans will find jobs; some will be entering the workforce for the first time. These young workers are at higher risk of being injured at work. Factors that contribute to this include inadequate training and supervision, worker inexperience, and lack of awareness of workplace rights and responsibilities.
Young workers and their employers can find a number of resources at ohs-pubstore.labour.alberta.ca/young-worker. In addition, a Workers’ Compensation Board-Alberta community partnership called “HeadsUp” helps young Albertans understand the importance of good mental health and physical safety before entering the workforce. For more information on HeadsUp, visit wcb.ab.ca/about-wcb/community-partnerships/headsup.
Alberta OHS and Employment Standards are inviting young workers under 25 years old, their parents or guardians, and employers to a free webinar where they can learn about:
Young workers face higher risks on the job and are more likely to be injured at work, so this webinar is a crucial opportunity to learn more about improving health and safety knowledge and practices.
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careerpathways@eips.ca
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