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My Choices, My Work, My Life

We have transitioned the publication, My Choices, My Work, My Life, to online to provide easier and timely access to the information.

You can now access this information at Make Choices About Your Work and Life.

Publications

Why Study Aboriginal Studies?

This poster highlights Aboriginal studies to encourage global indigenous perspectives in students. Includes a list of related career choices.
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Why Study Math?

Increase your students’ interest in math so they can multiply their chances of doing great things. Includes a list of related career choices.
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Why Study Biology?

Nurture your students’ interest in biology so they can explore what life has to offer. Includes a list of related career choices.
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Why Study English?

Inspire your students to study English so they can communicate their ideas to the rest of the world. Includes a list of related career choices.
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Why Study Chemistry?

Spark your students’ curiosity about chemistry so they can have all the elements to make a difference. Includes a list of related career choices.
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Why Study Social Studies?

Develop your students’ curiosity about social studies so they can draw upon the world to shape their community. Includes a list of related career choices.
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