Nepean interyouth services powerpoint for 16th november 2011
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This document provides information about the Nepean Interyouth Services program, which offers at-risk and early school leaver students alternative education and support services. The program offers certificates, safety courses, case management, and medical support. It works with students who are registered at school but not attending or cannot cope with the school structure. Classes are held part time with small class sizes and individualized progress tracking. The program requires information from referring schools and plans to improve communication and reporting with partner schools in 2012.
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