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Case study Six: People and setting

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Last updated 14 December 2012 17:02 by NZTecAdmin

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An female electrical services apprentice operating a machine whilst wearing safety earmuffs

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Don Reed is a tutor at Wintec, in Hamilton, teaching on the National Certificate in Electrical Engineering Level 2 programme. He has 18 students in his fulltime class ranging in age from 16 to mid thirties and 12 students in an evening class.

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