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    10 September 2014 | POSTED BY Newsroom Staff

    Latter-day Saint Students Get Hands-On Work Experience in Kiribati

    Students from Moroni High School in the island nation of Kiribati are taking part in a variety of work experiences this term.

    Moroni High School is owned and operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

    Students are gaining valuable experience at a number of local employers including Air Kiribati, Taiwan Technical Mission, Chinese Bakery Shop, Nanotasi Garment Industry and Triple T Enterprise.

    Kiribati TVET

    The young people are supported by the school’s leaders in its Technical Vocational Education and Training program.

    According to Vice-Principal Banririe Benati Nenebwati, “This is just a beginning, but demonstrates that the standards associated with the program sometimes stretch us to do better things with students.”

    “Students are now asking for more opportunities.”

     

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