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The 4-H Involvement in Workforce Preparation

Sims, Michelle
1998
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The 4-H Involvement in Workforce Preparation

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1998

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The Dramatic increase in the need for a skilled, knowledgeable workforce requires preparing youth for meaningful employment. The Center for 4-H Youth Development's involvement in work and life skills gives youth more opportunities to develop attitudes and values that prepare them to enter adulthood. Students encouraged and trained from a young age to pursue knowledge in a format they find interesting and challenging are ready to successfully face the world.

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