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Students @ Work website publicity 11 May 2008By Diane Hague Media and Communicaitons Officer The NSW Teachers Federation placed an advertisement today in The Sun-Herald and will place further ads in The Daily Telegraph on Monday 12 May and The Sydney Morning Herald on Tuesday 13 May to publicise Students @ Work, a new website and public information service provided by public school and TAFE teachers to help students balance the competing demands of full time study and part time work. The idea for the website was born out of research the Federation conducted last year among 15 - 19 year olds, which showed that students who worked long hours and late shifts were most likely to come to school feeling tired; failed to complete homework assignments and believed part time work negatively impacted on their school performance. The research also showed that students were looking for a trusted source of information about the workplace. There are many interactive tools for use, particularly by students. A CV Maker is provided that will take students through a step-by-step process to producing a professional image. A web-based calendaring tool called the 'Time Tamer' can be used by students to plan their time. Students who need extra help in planning their work/study load can invite parents and teachers to view their calendars when helping out. Teachers in public schools and TAFE colleges recognise that students gain valuable skills in the workplace. However, it is important that young people are safe, know their rights and are able to balance school and work life well. A copy of the advertisement is attached.
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