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05/05/2008

SINGLE parents in Casey have a chance to get back into the workforce thanks to a new program at the William Angliss Institute of TAFE in Cranbourne.
The Sole Parents Program is due to kick off for a second term following the success of its inaugural course earlier in the year.
The free hospitality training program aims to help participants find employment in the hospitality industry by providing them with an accredited certificate, access to free childcare, all course materials and text books, career guidance and employment placement assistance and support.
The program is set to commence on 13 October and will run every Thursday and Friday from 9.30am to 2.30pm for eight weeks.
For more information or to enrol for the Sole Parents Program in Hospitality Training contact Jane Searle on 9606 2640.

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