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Wow it's Friday, 12 March 2010, 3:16 am so let's get started with your job search!
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Featured Job - Dog Trainer
Dog Trainers, also known as dog behaviourists and dog instructors, teach a wide variety of techniques to domestic and working dogs, as well as their owners and handlers.
Domestic dog trainers may run a series of classes or even provide one-to-one support to teach recreational and general obedience skills.
Previous experience in animal care and training is a definite advantage if you want to train dogs as your profession.
Youth, Community & News
The Government's Ten Year Youth Strategy
This ten year strategy focuses on helping all young people, and particularly those in deprived areas, to take part in enjoyable and purposeful activities in their free time which can help them develop new skills and raise their aspirations.
It is supported over the 2008-11 period by £184 million of new money, in addition to £495million of continuing funding, and reinvestment of unclaimed assets.
It also sets out measures to ensure teenagers get support from people they trust, including encouraging more adult volunteers and mentors.
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