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Shadowing
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Shadowing
Cell biology See Metal shadowing
Medspeak-UK Tagging alongside a professional involved in providing health and social care on a typical working day to absorb knowledge, learn skills, problem solving, stress management and task prioritisation


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School head Geoff Walker said: "This will firm up opportunities for the pupils such as work shadowing, help with projects and chance to talk about careers.
Pupils from three secondary schools - St Hild's, Dyke House and Brierton - made suggestions as part of their recent involvement in 11 Million Day, a national day of action where young people were involved in decision-making and work shadowing across the UK.
Employers are being asked to pledge their support to the Jobready Liverpool partnership by hosting work placements, taster days, workshops and work shadowing schemes to prepare young people for the world of work.
 
 
 
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