, 1988 E nrolmenl ■ PART TIME COURSES Art & Design Bookbinding uSS Embroidery Etching HSI ' F-r” Jy fetyi* pTj] g E-VU sS<{ Fabric Printing ■lMb A A 8 I j L*y* X - -KIJ Figure Drawing S Graphic Design — Basic MMBUM Photography • f jj Screenprinting Ticketwriting for Employment Three Dimensional Studies Puppet Making - 03 Building & Architecture Boat Building ■ I I * I B> 1 * [ * k KUT JW, ■* *■ I I » * t "- I, MF* Carpentry • »i~ll> Contract Administration t#i rirßy *W i ’ a f WmSwH[P Costing and Pricing J Diploma in Building Diploma in Quantity Surveying NZC — Architectural Draughting — Building Inspection at the Recreation Centre, jjtjj/us... City Site, Coventry Street b Business Studies S I Accountancy — Professional ? Chartered Secretaries & Administrators 5 Certificate in Business Studies wain Business Studies Language s “ ~ Christchurch Polytechnic u Legal Executives Communication Skills & Basic English Skills More and more people are taking advantage of a Management — Certificate Effective Speaking the learning opportunities offered by their local Marketing — Certificate English as a Second Language Polytechnic, whether to gain a qualification, Personnel Management French — German — Japanese learn a new skill, pursue an interest or as a step Sales Management — Certificate Spanish — Chinese (Mandarin) to re-entering the work force. Short courses Maori, Samoan & Tongan — Language & Culture Ttlis page whi | e not | isl i ng a || courses — — Investing Skills Getting into Children s Books indicates the wide variety to be offered in 1988. — Retailing and Warehousing Rapid Reading Many of the courses lead to important — Selling Skills Revision English qualifications in nursing, business and — Small Business Study Skills commerce, engineering and building, art, — Supervision Skills Trade Union Studies science, the hospitality industry, and computing — Training tne Trainers Writing lor Children at professional, technical and trade levels. Special programmes on request Writing Short Stories Others offer the chance to try a new area of Writing Poetry learning and there are courses especially for Writing Articles women wishing for a new direction or to reCommunity & Leisure enter the workforce. New Outlook for Women .The facilities are as extensive as the courses New Opportunities riOaUCIIOn lecnrtoiogy offered and the emphasis is on practical Updating Skills for Employment Hobby Machining for Superannuitants experience along with theoretical Women's Lives Basic Machining understanding. is: t ssy c “ ! r7'% , '“.:" h x%'X: , s n 2 s.r CMC Tool ! F,«,.n,mm 9 AO.aoo.d S" fo! ~.”.nd“ ~ “l»« .»». Women s Issues AutoCAD Awareness .v. u , Women & Spirituality AutoCAD Certificate course For most of the part-time courses you don't Assertion Training Quality Assurance (NZQA Modules) need qualifications to join, only the time. Interpersonal Communication Certificate in Engineering Management Countdown to Retirement Fibreglass Repairs/Manufacture/Mamtenance Decision Making Engineering Database Equipment for Caring Information and enrolments Effective Group Leadership — ~~ Information, course details and assistance in Introduction to Social Service Metal Trades course planning.are available through the Orientation to Voluntary Work Arc Welding Information Centre in the Administration Playleadership ‘ Coachbuilding Building on Coventry Street, between Barbadoes The Male System • Fitter/Welder and Madras Streets. Call in or phone (03) Taking Charge Gas Welding 798-150 extension 8018 or 8019, 9.00 am to 5.00 Working in a Group • Panelbeating pm daily. Boatmaster's Certificate ’ Plumbin 9 & Gasfitting Enrolments for part-time, full year and short Yacmmaster s Certificate T'G & MIG Welding courses t 0 be held during the first part o f lhe Welding — NZS47II year, wd | be taken on Wednesday 27 January and Thursday 28 January at the City site, rnnetmotinn Services Coventry Street. No enrolments will be taken on • cfh?ne?Mak?no Nursing Studies Friday 29 January. From Monday 1 February, all • Joinerv For registered nurses enrolling will be at Information/Enrolments in • Painting & Decorating - Behavioural Science the John Hercus Centre, City site, Coventry Soray Painting 9 - Care of the Dying Street, and the Opawa site, Sullivan Avenue for Veneer Marquetry - Clinical Skills Update courses in the Departments of Construction • Woodmachining - Community Health Nursing Services and Building and Architecture. Woodturning — Ethics On enrolment - Gerontological Nursing , We need t 0 knpw Operating Theatre Nurs ng 1 . your address (home and business) Electrotechnology - Pract,c ® Nurses • your phone number (home and business) Digital Electronics _ Tnpraoeut| e c n Touch " your date ° f b ' rtb Electricity - Introduction Women FerUhtv and Sexual Health ‘ your cilizensh 'P Electronics - Basic to Advanced “ wardhJmt Management Please bring alon9 credentials lf T ou are Microprocessors WardfUmt Management claiming exemptions (School Certificate. Sixth — Computer Fundamentals t open to enrolled nurses also Form Certificate, etc) — Assembly Language Fees must be paid on enrolment. Bring cash, — Interfacing - — cheque. Visa or Bankcard. — Programming Office Systems Solid State Electronics Audio Typing Electrical Data Entry — I & II Christchurch Polytechnic courses become more Radio Keyboard Skills popular each year. We therefore have large Restricted Electrical Certificate Practical Office Training numbers of people wanting to enrol. We try to NZC — Electrical ReceptionistiTelephonist make the enrolment process as quick and Electronics and Computer Shorthand — Teeline pleasant as possible. However there are — Telecommunications Typing — Beginner to Advanced unavoidable delays al times and we appreciate Word Processing — Basic to Advanced your patience and cooperation. Enqineering Special programmes . . . „ The Polytechnic, in association with the Automotive Engineering Science & Computing Canterbury Regional Employment and Access Basic Car Maintenance . Animal Science Technology Council, offers a wide range of Access courses Basic Hydraulics Computer Courses — BGC , n S kiits training for people in search of Corrosion leenno ogy Applications Packages — Spreadsheet employment, eg. wordprocessing, building. Marine Engineering & Boi e Database trades for women Polynesian arts, electronics. NZC — C'V!l Engmeering introduction to welding, etc. Details of all Access courses can - Mechanical Engineering wordprocessing be obtained !rom Cecile Murphy. - Land purveying Programming - BASIC Enrolmenblnformation Officer. Department ot -Manufacturing -COBOL Special Programmes, phone 798-150 ext 8244 or ' — Pascal ca il j n at -p- Bi OC k. Madras Street. — — C Food & Fashion — dBASE 111 Child care Bakina & Patisserie MS-DOS A child care unit is available for the children of Cake Decoration Farming — Trade Certificate students attending courses. The unit is open • n.snensarv Assistant - Management from 7.30 am to 5.00 pm. Prior booking is Food Hygiene — Rural o |f, ce Practice essential. Phone 798-150 extension 8102. Hotel/Motel Reception Horticulture — Part-time • Hairdressing - Certificate in Horticultural Make & Bake Practice Making the Most with Meat - Certificate in Horhcultural Pattern Drafting Management Quantity Cookery - National Diploma Subjects 1 ■ 4 Restaurant Service Mathematics — Introduction to Advanced Restaurant Table Cooking Certificate in Business Computing Short Order Cookery NZCS - Biology. Chemistry. Biochemistry. T „,_. Imano MicroDiology. Physics HHB Wine A L.ouor Certificate Introduct.on to Health Sciences M ‘ ' h °™ associated wd/r rms trade Wine £erXte Sc.ence - Reg.stered Nurses ■ W or profession
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