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Situations Vacant UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO SYSTEMS ANALYST/ SENIOR SYSTEMS ANALYST RESEARCH APPLICATIONS VACANCY No.- 508 THE UNIVERSITY wishes to appoint an experienced systems analyst/programmer in a new position in the Computer Centre. Applicants should be competent in both COBOL and FORTRAN programming languages and be capable of demonstrating strong interests in systems design work. Applicants might also be expected to have strengths in statistics and/or numerical computation. Experience in process control and or data reduction would be an advantage. The appointee will be responsible to the Systems and Programming Manager for the collection,, development and maintenance of software applicable to the research interests of the University. The appointee will be expected to maintain a software reference facility and to provide a consultancy service for research students of the University. The University’s salary scales cover the following ranges: Grade I Systems Analyst — $8558 - $9753. Grade II Systems Analyst — $9961 - $11,169. Senior Systems Analyst — $11,560 - $12,518. Conditions of appointment are similar in most respects to the Public Service. Applications should be made in writing to the Registrar, University of Waikato, Private Bag, Hamilton. They should be headed Vacancy 508 and should include the following details: name and date of birth, address and telephone numbers, family circumstances, full details of education and all positions of employment. Testimonials may be included but the names and addresses of two referees should also be supplied. Informal enquireis may be made to the Systems and Programming Manager, Mr C. Potter, or to the Diirector of the Centre, Mr D. L. Smith. I. T. SNOWDON REGISTRAR 2956 VALUATION DEPARTMENT VALUER CADETSHIPS YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN, 18 or under, who have University Entrance, preferably with mathematics, or who expect to gain it this year, are invited to apply for the cadetships being offered for 1977. AUCKLAND SCHEME: A four-year training course wherein study is undertaken 'toward the Diploma in Urban Valuation at the Auckland University School of Architecture. WELLINGTON AND CHRISTCHURCH SCHEMES: A four-year training course wherein study is undertaken toward the New Zealand Institute of Valuers Professional Examination at the Wellington Polytechnic or Christchurch Technical Institute. STUDY ASSISTANCE: Generous study leave provisions to attend lectures during working hours. PRACTICAL TRAINING: YEAR 1: Introduction to the general administrative and field work of the department. YEAR 2: Secondment to other Government departments for practical training in building construction, land management and development. YEARS 3 AND 4: Continuation of field work training with Valuation Department. Upon completion of the qualification- or period of training cadets are normally posted to one of the 24 offices of the department situated throughout New Zealand. SALARY: Commencing pay according to qualifications on the Public Sendee Scale. Regular increments. Good minimum salary on completion of qualifications and on registration. Generous leave and study assistance, excellent promotion prospects. Further information is available from any office of the Valuation Department or from the Staff Training Officer, Valuation Department, P.O. Box 5103, Wellington. Applications are to be made on Form PSI7A, obtainable from Post Offices, and forwarded to the Supervising Valuer, Valuation Department, P.O. Box 6543, Wellington, P.O. Box 5347, Auckland, P.O. Box 2100, Christchurch. Closing date for applications is October 20, 1976. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON UNIVERSITY ELECTRONICS FACILITY ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN THE COUNCIL OF VICTORIA UNIVERSITY of Wellington has established an electronics facility to maintain the wide range of sophisticated electronic instrumentation in the University and to design and construct aspects of such equipment. Applications are invited from suitably qualified men and women for a position in the facility which has been established at the Technical Officer grade. The work of the appointee will involve video, audio, analogue and digital techniques and applicants should have appropriate qualifications and experience. A salary from $7970 p.a. will be paid plus a cost of living allowance of $365 p.a. Conditions of appointment may be obtained from the Registrar of any university in New Zealand, or direct from the Appointments Officer, Personnel Office, Victoria University of Wellington, Private Bag, Wellington. Applications should include full details of qualifications and experience and the names of two persons to whom reference may be made, and be forwarded to the Appointments Officer by Wednesday, October 27, 1976. W. E. Dasent Registrar 2501 VEHICLE SALESMAN TOP-FLIGHT NEW AND USED CARS DATSUN is the world’s best and New Zealand's fastest growing franchise. 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