On Tuesday, April 29th, the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre held a hands-on one-day camp at the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Insitute.
The camp focused on mechanical and automotive skills, a field of study that Saskatchewan students have shown an increased interest in.
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This year, more than 400 students registered for the DLC Mechanical and Automotive course. Workshops like this one allows students to get some hands-on experience before graduating high school.
Watch the video above to see why these students want to get their hands dirty.
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