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Try A Skill is an event that provides students with a snapshot of the various career pathways and trades available to them with a specific focus on the local region.

Students can gain hands on experience with exhibitors showcasing a day in the life of their selected career.

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Try A Trade coordinator Liana Nadalin said the event is a great chance for students to gain experience in various careers options to help them make decisions about the transition from school to work, and make appropriate subject selections for their senior school.

“The students will have the opportunity to meet people who are enthusiastic to showcase their job and it is a great time for the youngsters to ask questions and find out exactly how they can start their career pathway.”

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Students can gain hands on experience with exhibitors showcasing a day in the life of their selected career.

The event, initiated by NSW State Training Services, is being held at the Singleton Showground and involves students from Singleton Christian College, Singleton High School, St Catherine’s High School, St Phillips Christian College Cessnock High School and Mount View High School.

The event has been run for a number of years in Singleton, however this year will have a community atmosphere with stalls, information booths, and a live radio broadcast by KOFM.

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