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| Two Grade 10 students try out the virtual reality videos at the Let’s Talk Science booth at the Try a Career Expo on May 11, 2016 at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds while Carolyn Tomkins (back left), communications and marketing assistant with Let’s Talk Science, and Jocelyn Bentley, filmmaker of the videos, stand by to watch. It also marked the Canadian debut of the virtual reality videos. Lisa Goudy/Times-Herald |
By Lisa Goudy
When Grade 10 student Kelsey Fessler walked into the Try a Career Expo, she didn’t know what career she wanted to pursue.
By the time
she left, that had changed.
“Now I’m sort
of thinking about medical fields because it just sounds so interesting,” said
Fessler, a student at Vanier Collegiate. “It’s pretty neat.”
“I’m really
liking the nursing and the hands on part of it where you just get involved.
Then you’re not just learning stuff. You’re doing it too,” added fellow Grade
10 Vanier student Grayson Heber.
Fessler and
Heber were two of 640 students who attended the first Try a Career Expo on
Wednesday at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds.
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