! University Vacancies f THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY ' LECTURESHIPS (TWO) IN I EDUCATION 1 These positions are in De- • partment of Education’s secondary teacher education programmes currently being j restrueured. IJ Applicants should have ap-' I propriate academic and pro-;. $ fessionai qualifications and j successful secondary school; . teaching experience in one $ of the following three areas: I MATHEMATICS. . ENGLISH/DRAMA GEOGRAPHY/ECONOMICS : 1 Experience in teacher pre-’ . paration and abilitj’ to con-! a tribute to other areas of the . Department’s academic activities an advantage. The positions may be filled j either on a tenured basis or, ; in the first instance, for a ; probationary period of three ’ years with the possibility of >; tenure being given during or i shortly after that period. i Salary range: $15,179, , $19,940 (Aust.) p.a. I Applications including cur- - rieSuium vitae, list of publi- . cations and names of three > referees by December 22, J 1978, to the Registrar, Univer- • sitv of Sydney. N.S.W. 2006. • Australia, from whom further • information available. ’ THE PAPUA NEW GUINEA I UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY - APPLICATIONS are invited - for suitably qualified persons I for the post of ACADEMIC PLANNING OFFICER 5 QUALIFICATIONS: s A university degree preferJ ably in some branch of sci- / ence or technology, A general 1 knowledge of statistical i methods and of educational 1 planning, some familiarity » with computing process, prior experience in some planning " activity, preferably obtained • in universty adminstration of 1 academe work, and genuine ■ interest in the problems of f universities in developing • countries. J DUTIES: ’ 1 To co-ordinate, on behalf _• of the University’s planning 5 committees, proposals for; 3 planning development origin-! gating in university depart-] t ments and the planning com-; mittees themselves. 2. To prepare statistics,' briefs, working papers and! t ‘ other material required for planning purposes. J 3. To act as working secretary to the University's plan-i 2 ning committees and in par8 ticular: a (a) To prepare detailed plans for University develop- ■ ment in a form acceptable r to the University and Government. 1 (b) To liaise on planning mat- . ters, on behalf of the UniJ versity and in particular its planning committees, with Government bodies e as appropriate. It is expected that the! : duties of the post wil] include! 3 the training of a national re-i ■’ placement who will take over! 1 the duties of the post at the; 7 end of the contract period. ; 1 SALARY: Level 8—K11,450 per annum; ’ or Level 9 —KI 3.300 perj f annum. Kl.OO--£St 0.73 or i sAustl.2s. a A gratuity of 24 per cent i of total earnings will become i payable on completion of contract while reunion fares ’ and school fees may also be - provided for. children being s educated away from their - parents’ place of residence, j Other benefits include ap- » pointment repatriation and ■ recreation fares and furnished r housing (hard goods only) at : low cost. The appointment win be on ; a contract basis for two or • three years: Secondment cons sidered. Applications should j include particulars of age, na- > tionality, marital status, fam- . ily (if any), qualifications, ex- , perience and the names and ; addresses of three referees • from whom confidential inquiries can be made. Applications should be sent to; The Registrar, The Papua New Guinea University or Technology, P.O. Box 793, j Lae, Papua New Guinea, not ' Later than December 31, 1978. 5 UNIVERSITY OF . OTAGO f FACULTY OF MEDICINE 5 WELLINGTON CLINICAL s SCHOOL OF MEDICINE MERCK SHARP AND DOHME FELLOWSHIP IN CLINICAL MEDICINE APPLICATIONS are invited for the “Merck .Sharp and I Dohme Fellowship in Clinical ■ Medicine,” tenable in the Department of Medicine. The purpose of the Fellowship is to provide for the - short-term appointment of suitable young medical graduates who will engage in research in the field of Medicine, preference being given to research related, in broad terms, to the areas of cardiology, nephrology, rheumatology, infections or • clinical pharmacology. ; The Fellowship is tenable > for one year in the first - instance, but may be ■ renewed. t Depending on the qualifica- - tlons and seniority of the suct cessful applicant, the .salary t will be within the scale for 8 a Medical Assistant Lecturer > or Lecturer up to the second r point on the Medical Lec- - turer’s scale. Further infor- - mation may be obtained from r Professor T. V. O'Donnell, . Department of Medicine, Wellington Clinical School of - Medicine. Applications quoting referr ence number A.78/83 apd including a curriculum vitae, e and names of three referees i- should be addressed to the undersigned, P.O. Box 56, •- Dunedin. :- Applications close on December 15, 1978. D. W. GIRVAN, Registrar.
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