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D 14.8% pursued further educa- tion; (fiaf- % - % D 50.3% of thesé graduates are working fullâ€"time; Overall, of the 2,104 Sheridan graduates in 1993: D 62. 2% found jobs related to their _program of study; are, do what the job requires, and keep an open mind,” says Till. “In a difficult economic environment, get- ting a job â€" even if 1t’ s not in the field you studied for â€" is an impor- tant first step.” “We’re honeét With our studenmts about the employment realities of the 90’s: they Ahaver to go where the jobs The willingness of students to be flexible and mobile in career choice and location, and to begin in entry- level positions are among the ele- ments contributing to the employment success, says Sheridan College’s Director of Cooperative Education and Student Employment ROb Till. ‘ Of the 1,520' Sheridan College graduates aVailable for work in 1993, 87% are now employed in full and part-time positions. The rates are the highest among the Metro Toronto area colleges. Recently released employment statistics from Sheridan College indi- cate a steady upswing in employment opportunities forgraduates. . Sheridan grads find 87% Employment Friday, May 27th is sneaker day in Canada. This nationwide prOmo- tion asks everyone to don their run- hing shoes, particularly those people whone’ver wear them! Businesses are encouraged to ask their employ- ées ‘towear, their sneakers to wOrk and around the office. But why- stop there?'Wear them everywhere... to the mall, to the bank, for a walk around the block. By giving your feet some comfort, you’ll be more apt to become active and that’s what Let’s celebrate! Fitweek 1994 is the perfect opportunity to do just that! Fitweek runs during the period May 27th to June 4th. While there are many activities throughout Oakville, three activities that will kick off the festivities will be high- lighted here. " Are you ready for. Fitwéék? €g ome on Oakville, get active! 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