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September 5 - 11, 2014General

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Dear Working Wise: Does working while in school affect grades? My daughter wants to continue working part time at her summer job while she’s completing school. Should I be concerned?Signed, Worried Mom

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Do you have a work-related question?Send your questions to Working Wise, at [email protected]. Charles Strachey is a manager with Alberta Human Services. This column is provided for general information.

Dear Worried:

Unfortunately, there is no de�nitive answer that everyone agrees on, but there are a number of studies that try to determine if working a�ects academic success.

The Consequences of Employment During High School (2005) study found that the more hours students work, the lower their grades, school involvement, college attendance and career aspirations.

The Canada Youth in Transition Survey (2000) found that students who worked 11-20 hours per week had the same drop-out rate as those who did not work at all. Students who worked 1-10 hours per week had the lowest drop-out rate. The drop-out rate increased above 20 hours per week and tripled when students worked more than 30 hours per week.

The Employment During high School: Consequences for Students’ Grades in Reading and Mathematics (1997) made a similar �nding: students who worked less than 15 hours per week were less likely to drop out of school than those who did not work at all.

The bulk of the research that I have found indicates that most students can work up to 15 to 20 hours a week and still succeed in school.

Many experts believe that part-time work o�ers bene�ts to the student beyond extra pocket money. They learn time-manage-ment skills, money-management skills, employability skills, teamwork and interpersonal skills.

Employment also provides valuable work experience and may make the transition from school to full-time work a little smooth-er.

The key issue seems to be the number of hours a student works. Exceeding 15-20 hours a week may put your daughter’s academic achievement at risk.

Know what your teen is capable of handling when it comes to managing school and work and negotiate what you think is an appropriate number of weekly work hours.

Ensure that your daughter’s employer agrees to the hours limit that your family has set and understands that school comes �rst.

Your daughter can help her employer by giving lots of notice about times when she might not be able to work as much (e.g., during �nal exams) and times when she can work more hours (e.g., during Christmas break).

One last thought, this may be a good time for your daughter to look for a job that will provide her with practical experience in a career that she’s interested in.

Working in a �eld that she is interested in will provide her with valuable related experience and contacts that might help her get her �rst job out of school. The experience will also give her a chance to “test drive” a career before she invests time and money in a post-secondary education.

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