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Situations Vacant Situations Vacant DEPARTMENT OF ELECTROTECHNOLOGY CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES Continuing Education courses offered in the first term 1988. SOLID STATE ELECTRONICS Intro to Electricity concepts Intro to Basic Electronics Intermediate Electronics Practical Electronics Intro to Digital Electronics. MICROPROCESSORS Basic Microprocessor Hardware Engineering Intro to 8 bit Microprocessors (Hardware Engineering) Intro to 16 bit Microprocessors (Hardware Engineering) 8 bit Microprocessor Interfacing and I/O Programming 8086/8088 Assembly Language Programming (an intro to using IBM PC) The MSDOS operating system (for IBM PC and Compatibles). Certificate at course completion. Enrolment 1988: January 27 and 28. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES OFFICER (PACIFIC ISLANDS) THIS IS A NEW POSITION in the Head Office EEO unit. The successful appointee will be required to develop the department’s equal employment opportunity policy for Pacific Island staff, in the context of the programme’s aims ie (a) to identify and eradicate discriminatory policies and practices: and (b) to esablish and maintain affirmative action programme for the targeted groups. The appointee will be supported and monitored by the department’s Pacific Island EEO Advisory Group. S/he will liaise with Regional EEO Officers to establish a Pacific Island network and will advise on strategies to enhance the career opportunities of Pacific Island people within the department. Applicants should have an active involvement in a Pacific Island community, an awareness of the different Pacific Island perspectives, fluency in a Pacific Island language and a knowledge of tikanga Maori. The position requires leadership, diplomacy and.excellent communication skills. | The position involves travel and some work at week-ends. A job description and further information is available from the EEO unit, (04) 727-666, ext. 8507. Applications should be made on form 17A, (available from any Government Department), quoting vacancy no. 567. Applications close on February 3, 1988, and should be forwarded to: The Personnel Officer Department of Social Welfare Department of Production Technologj’ INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING TRADES THIS 12 WEEK, 24 hours per week Foundation course is targeted at school leavers who wish to experience a “hands on” opportunity and to get a “feel” for the environment that surrounds the Engineering and Manufacturing Industry, including AutoCAD. The course will start on Monday, February 1, 1988, and run for 12 weeks, to conclude on Friday, April 22. Applications for this course are to be made to— R. C. Beer, Head, Department of Production Technology, Phone 798-845. and will close on Friday, January 29, 1988. Specific interview times will be advised. [ EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON CHRISTCHURCH Due to rapid expansion in our Urban Real Estate Division, we now require an additional experienced sales person, along with people who have gained either Qualified Person or AREINZ status, continuing to complement our existing team. This position offers the successful applicant the opportunity to work for the largest Real Estate group in New Zealand and to benefit from such features as Nationwide coverage, the proven Wrlghtplan marketing programme, National TV advertising and ongoing staff training. Remuneration is by way of commission payments and the successful applicant will also have the opportunity to participate in other Wrightson staff benefits. This is an opportunity to become a member of a successful and highly motivated real estate team which is rapidly expanding its operation Nationwide. All applications will be treated in strictest confidence. Please contact: Bob Thayer Real Estate Manager Cashmere 29 Colombo Street Phone 370-528 [_ ry WRIGHTSON NMA LTD M.R.E.I.N.Z.