SDU now sets its sights on 16, 17-year-olds to eventually form relationships and have babies. -ST, AsiaOne --> Fri, Aug 08, 2008The Straits Times, AsiaOne
FOR years, it focused on getting single graduates to meet, mingle and marry. More recently, it turned its attention to polytechnic students.
Now the Government matchmaker is ready to spread the message of love to teenagers in junior college.
The Social Development Unit (SDU) is seeking bids from those willing to teach the 16-to-19-year-olds what they need to know about dating and finding the right partner in life.
According to The Straits Times, the focus of this new move will be to help students set goals for long-term romantic relationships and improve their confidence in relating to members of the opposite sex.
By doing so, the students may develop a mindset to want to eventually tie the knot and have babies, continued the report.
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