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Ways To Get Involved
Helping with Special Events
Helpful and enthusiastic volunteers make MREPBC's special outreach activities possible. Students in related post-secondary programs, people currently working in the industry, and folks now retired from a career in our industry are welcome and appreciated. Read More >>>
Helpful and enthusiastic volunteers make MREPBC's special outreach activities possible. Students in related post-secondary programs, people currently working in the industry, and folks now retired from a career in our industry are welcome and appreciated. Read More >>>
School Visits
Guest speakers in the classroom enhance learning at all grade levels and in all subject areas. They personalize our industry, allowing students and teachers to put a face to the name of an occupation or business. They also build goodwill as they demonstrate of genuine interest in young peoples' learning. Read More >>>
Guest speakers in the classroom enhance learning at all grade levels and in all subject areas. They personalize our industry, allowing students and teachers to put a face to the name of an occupation or business. They also build goodwill as they demonstrate of genuine interest in young peoples' learning. Read More >>>
Resources for the Classroom
MREPBC has on hand a variety of free resources for you to bring for students or to leave with the teacher when you visit a classroom as a guest speaker. Read More >>>
MREPBC has on hand a variety of free resources for you to bring for students or to leave with the teacher when you visit a classroom as a guest speaker. Read More >>>
Work Experience Mentors
Career Preparation Work Experience is a formal 4-credit course for motivated Grades 10-12 students to explore their field of interest and potential future careers. Students must obtain 80-120 hours of unpaid work in a related place of business. It is a superb way for young people to take part in the working world and for employers to show off their work and their employees. Read More >>>
Career Preparation Work Experience is a formal 4-credit course for motivated Grades 10-12 students to explore their field of interest and potential future careers. Students must obtain 80-120 hours of unpaid work in a related place of business. It is a superb way for young people to take part in the working world and for employers to show off their work and their employees. Read More >>>
