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Press, 24 October 1984, Page 43

Situations Vacant Situations Vacant s PRINCIPAL SERVICES OFFICER THE CANTERBURY AND West Coast Branch of the Crippled Children Society Invite applications for the above position, to be based in Christchurch. The Principal Services Officer will be responsible to the Branch Manager for the efficient delivery and development of services to the disabled clients of the branch. The position involves administration, co-ordi-nation of services, staff supervision and development, etc. Qualifications: Applicants must have a recognised relevant professional qualification and will need to display Initiative, maturity and an ability to function as part of a team. Conditions of employment and description of duties involved are available from the Manager, 27 Kilmarnock St, Christchurch, P.O. Box 8066, with whom- applications, containing the names of two referees, close at 4.30 p.m., on Friday, November 2, 1984. QUANTITY SURVEYING PARTNERSHIP THE PROPOSED FORMATION OF A PRACTICE IN ASHBURTON GIVES RISE TO THIS UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY. With arrangements already made for 60% of the work load and discussions under way for further work we can present a unique career opportunity for a skilled quantity surveyor. If you are interested write to: QUANTITY SURVEYOR, BOX 314, ASHBURTON. Giving details of experience etc. REPUBLIC NAURU CENTRAL PACIFIC Applications are invited for the following vacancy. PRINCIPAL TRADE SCHOOL QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE. Advanced Trade Certificate in the electrical trade. A recognised teaching qualification with experience in trade instruction in the electrical field and in an administrative role is desirable. SALARY: $A12,560 — $A13,314 per annum (tax-free on Nauru) depending on experience and other qualifications. DUTIES: Principal, Nauru Trade School is responsible to the Director of Education to take charge of the school which provides instruction in carpentry and building, air conditioning and refrigeration, metal trades, automotive engineering and electrical trade to Nauruan school leavers and New Zealand Technical Correspondence Institute’s courses to serving tradesmen. The school has instructors separately responsible to teach different trades. The Principal will be required to teach electrical trades, co-ordinate the activities of the various instructors, guide persons taking up New Zealand technical correspondence courses, and be responsible for over-all administration and the efficient running of the school. CONDITIONS: The initial contract is for two years and may be renewed by mutual consent. On appointment and on completion of contract, fares for the appointee and dependants under 18 years of age will be paid. Eight weeks recreational leave is granted at the completion of 22 months service with return fares to New Zealand paid also. General personal effects sea freight allowance of 4.5 cubic metres for a married appointee and 2 cubic metres for a single appointee Is paid at commencement and completion of contract. BENEFITS: Housing, electricity, water and local telephone calls free. Furniture at a rental of SAI2 per month (married) and SA6 per month (single). Mess facilities provided for single appointee at 5 Al2O per month or on casual basis. Free medical and dental treatment on Nauru. APPLICATIONS: Written applications enclosing a recent photograph, should include the following information: 1. Full name, marital status, date of birth. 2. Present address and contact telephone number. 3. Nationality. 4. Academic and professional qualifications (copies of certificates if possible). 5. Details of employment experience. 6. Present position held. 7. Earliest date available to take up appointment. 8. Names and telephone numbers of two professional referees. Applications to be forwarded to CONSUL-GENERAL FOR NAURU, P.O. BOX 68-536, NEWTON, AUCKLAND, by November 12, 1984. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT THIS VACANCY is’a public relations position. The applicant must have an outgoing personality, a liking for people and a sincerity to match. As well the successful applicant will be handling money and valuable stock items and so must be scrupulously honest. Our forecourt can be extremely .busy at times and requires a person who Is cool under pressure, and can handle up to six customers at once efficiently, and yet remain completely relaxed and courteous. The successful person must also be capable of the more mundane tasks of repairing punctures, pricing incoming stock, and continuous cleaning duties. Every alternate weekly shift is a sole charge night shift and therefore the successful person must be able to work alone. Shifts-: 2 p.m. - 10.30 p.m. one week. 10.30 p.m. - 7 a.m. next week. If you believe you can meet the above requirements, and have references of past performance, please phone after 8.30 a.m. for an interview. WIGRAM SERVICES (1973), LTD, 243 MAIN SOUTH ROAD, PHONE 485-006.