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Old 08-06-2005, 14:33   #5
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Re: Why not just pay them to breathe?

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Originally Posted by MetaWraith
I hope they have to attend the whole course before claiming said ipod.
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The free iPod is subject to completion of the course, which offers team-building activities and life skills, such as how to budget money, CV writing, travelling tips and first aid, work experience and community projects.

Taxpayer funded

Students aged between 16 to 18 who embark on the 14-week course get paid £50 a week for one day a week of work, £100 cash when they finish the course, a further £100 payment if they enrol on a further full-time course at the college, free lunch vouchers and free travel if they live more than three miles away.
Looks like being at school can be very profitable these days
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