Education Vacancies Education Vacancies VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON CHAIR IN ECONOMICS THE COUNCIL of Victoria University of Wellington invites applications from suitably qualified men and women for appointment as Professor of Economics in the Faculty of Commerce and Administration. Another Chair has recently been advertised, with an emphasis on policy issues, applied research and problems of the New Zealand economy. There are also Professors of Econometrics and Money/ Finance. The Professor of Economic History is currently seconded to the Institute of Policy Studies at the University. To complement these fields, the successful applicant for this Chair will have a substantial research record and proven academic leadership in some area or areas of economic theory. He or she will be expected to have the ability and interest to provide leadership and guidance to staff working in a variety of micro and macro theoretical and applied areas. All professors are expected to take an active role in the teaching, research and administration of the Faculty. Staff in the Faculty have hitherto been grouped in the three major departments of Economics, Accountancy and Business Administration. Following an external review the Faculty has been reorganised into smaller groupings, creating an environment which encourages more interdisciplinary co-opera-tion, and strengthening the focus in teaching and research on areas of particular concern in the capital city, which is a centre for finance and administration in both public and private sectors. Further information may be obtained from Professor Athol Mann, Dean, Faculty of Commerce and Administration, and Ms P. J. Hyman, Chairperson, Economics Department and interim Chairperson, Economics Group. The salary scale for Professors is $68,000 — $85,000 per annum. Conditions of appointment and method of application are available from the Administrative Assistant (Appointments), Victoria University of Wellington, Private Bag, Wellington (telephone 721000) with whom applications close on April 15,1988. (THE Jgj'tos PRESS CHRISTCHURCH STREET MAPS I HOW OH SALE | Cathedral Square Office and 5 Gloucester Street Office
Port Moresby VACANCIES Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: I ECTI U?EO/QFNIOR a position open for a person to organ- . lorn j nrvn? ii ize and conduct investigations into the LECTURER IN POPULATION community aspects of education. These GEOGRAPHY/ are important as they govern the goals I nfUnrSAPHY of the education system. We need to UElVUJVjiywrn know more about what the community Geography Department wants from, and how it would use and - W061006 benefit from formal education. People Applicants should have a Ph.D. or are invited to apply who have had prior equivalent in demography or popula- experience in educational research in a tion geography, plus teaching and re- developing nation. A higher degree, searcn experience. Some expertise in preferably a Ph.D. or equivalent, is requantitive methods is required. The quired. Ability to supervise junior staff successful candidate will be expected and skills in statistics, computers, and to demonstrate initiative in the further evaluation methods are expected. Stan development of the demography pro- are expected to acquire fluency in one gramme, and to conduct and advise on or more languages of Papua New IptwAOrM) Research Unit is curLtCIUKtK (KtatAKCil) rently being amalgamated with the EDUCATION RESEARCH Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies I iihjiT and the Institute of Applied Social _ , and Economic Research. It is possible Education Department that new research body may not - W191003 be part of the University of Papua New The Education Research Unit has Guinea. Goroka Teachers College VACANCIES ~ SEN c ,^AM^£ ER/ SENIOR LECTURER IN least a Bachelors degree in Science, and COMMERCE an Education qualification. A Masters Post Vocational Technical « and Commercial Studies developing country is desirable. Department The successful applicant would be - G681006/88 expected to develop and teach courses c .. in any three of the following: Geology, Commerce Section within the biology, chemistry, mathematics and PVTCS Department at Coroka Teach- science teaching methods. Additioners College offers courses in the Pre- a |. a pp O j n t ee would be expected iminary Year, Diploma in Teaching to SU p erv Js e trainee teachers from all (Secondary), Advanced Diploma in academic subjects during their teachTeaching (Secondary) and Diploma in • practice in high schools throughout Teaching (Clerical) programmes Pa °£ a New Cuj The appointee would be expected to £ /cnumo ti irnc/ teach and develop courses in econom- JUI UK/ 31 INI OK lUI UK/ ics, accounting, business principles and LECTURER IN MUSIC Expressive Arts Department expected to supervise student teachers ~ G61004/88 from all academic areas during their As of June 1988 the Music Section of teaching practice in high schools the Expressive Arts Department rethroughout Papua New Guinea. quires a teacher educator to join a team Applicants should possess at least a currently preparing teachers for a comBacnelors degree in Business or Edu- bined Dance/Drama/Visual Arts/Mucation (with a significant number of sic three year Diploma in Secondary business units). A Masters degree is es- Teaching. Applicants should possess a sential for appointment at lecturer level. degree in Music Education or Music Successful teaching experience at both (with a diploma in teaching), keyboard secondary and tertiary level in a devel- skills proficiency on at least one other oping country is especially desirable. solo instrument and experience in LECTURER/SENIOR Theatre would be an advantage. For LECTURER IN SCIENCE appointment at lecturer level a higher FDIJCATION degree is required. * Successful teaching experience as. Education Department well as experience in designing and - G651001/88 writing arts courses at both secondary The Science Education Department and tertiary levels in PNG or another offers courses in the Preliminary Year, developing country is desirable. A Diploma in Teaching (Secondary), and sound Inowledge of PNG Music and Advanced Diploma in Teaching (Sec- its relationship to the arts in both traondary). ditional and contemporary settings The appointee should have a mini- would be an advantage. mum of five years successful teaching experience at secondary level and cai apifC' _____ procedure, applicants are advised to ' i contact their referees to send confiTutor - K 16450 p a plus 24/o gratuity dentialreportsdirectlytotheUniSeniOrT ?KT9& e p a plJs 2496 gratuity versity without waiting to be SeniorT -T2loB L oTa U pTus 240/o gratuity “Ap’plications for Port Moresby vaSenior Lecturer canoes sh ould be forwardedtothe - K 22930 p a plus 24% gratuity Deputy Registrar (Staffing), UniverOU»SS! wS® SES° S.°U P n’&^os, U ®e; l-ipu™ for Co.oja Teachers SIJCCFSSFLJL APPOINTEES College vacancies should be for sum ii n RF PREPARED TO TAKE warded to<the Senior Assistant ReES other OUT ApptaSnsS’ be treated as Highlands Province, Papua New strictly confidential and should in- Guinea. c.k„ taw elude three copies of a full curricu- IQ rE P ' 26 February ' lum vitae, a recent small photograph, 1988 • the names and addresses of three ( . UA/uM referees and date of availability. In T.IAMO(MK order to expedite the appointment , ACTING KtGIbiKAK
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