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Richard Van Egmond, the project leader of the provincial Edvance OYAP Program, joins Karen Renkema to discuss how the Edvance OYAP provincial program differs from local OYAP programs, provides critical support to young people interested in the trades, and offers support and flexibility to employers through the partnership between Edvance and CLAC. A critical listen for those employing young people, parents of students considering the trades, and students trying to understand their options for vibrant career choice.
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