In today’s fast moving society, millions of people rely on trained Auto Repair Technicians to keep them on the go. Virtually every car breaks down sooner or later, so trained technicians are always in demand. If you have an interest in auto repair, all you need are the knowledge and the skills to start a new career to take advantage of the great opportunities in the field.

The job market demands specialized job skills, and most employers prefer to hire technicians who graduate from formal training programs. Penn Foster Career School’s Auto Repair Technician Program can provide you with the tools, the training and the skills you need to succeed.

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Penn Foster and Western Union have joined efforts to provide Penn Foster students with a simple process for making guaranteed payments. Using Western Union Quick Pay,^SM students will be able to send their payments directly to Penn Foster quickly and conveniently.

This easy, reliable service transfers payments electronically in minutes and eliminates the time delays and multiple fees often associated with other payment methods. Western Union charges a nominal service fee that typically is less expensive than the cost of most overnight services.

Students looking to make time-sensitive payments will find that Western Union Quick Pay^SM is available in most countries around the world. And…for your convenience, Western Union will accept payment in your local currency, where permitted by law.

To find out how easy it is to make payments using Western Union Quick Pay,^SM click here.

Effective November 21, 2006, Penn Foster College implemented a Dean’s List for all students who achieve a 3.4 or greater semester average. Students who give permission to the College are published on the Dean’s List in our newsletter. We are pleased to announce that the following students have recently achieved the Dean’s List honor and have agreed to have their names listed:

1. Plan Ahead and Practice
2. Eye Contact
3. Be Positive
4. Encourage
5. Adapt

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www.bewebaware.ca. This is a valuable site which raises awareness among parents about the safety issues involved when their children go online. It provides practical information and tools that will equip parents and kids to effectively manage Internet use in the home.