Situations Vacant Situations Vacant ELECTRICIAN WE REQUIRE TWO ELECTRICIANS for a variety of contract i istallation work. Good conditions. ] 11 CONTACT: lAN HAYNES, [ i NEWCOMBE ELECTRIC LTD, I I PHONE 61-718. iiil' . ' . i i i j j ENGLISH TEACHER . | • (LONG TERM RELIEVING. - | i • SENIOR AND JUNIOR WORK AVAILABLE.! • (COMMENCE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. : Please contact Denis S. Cocks, Headmaster. Phone 853-176.!: : ’■ ! jil ; ii ; ESTABLISHMENT UNil't ! OFFICE OF YOUTH AFFAIRS [| DIRECTOR! I VACANCY 2050 | . i ! I ' ; ' !l WITH THE APPOINTMENT for the first time of a Minister of Youth Affairs, the Government has decided; to set up a Unit to examine appropriate objectives functions and structures for the Yputb Affairs portfolio. A position is available as Director of the Yputh Affairs Establishrrierit Unit: for a contract period of eight months. ! | The appointee will be responsible for the over-j--ail management of the Unit and its staff, and will be responsibje directly to the Minister [of Youth Affairs on policy matters. p I Hl 1 ill Applicants should have a sound knowledge of public arid voluntary sector policies! and proL grammes I with significant implications] for young people. They [ should be culturally sensitive, and should an appreciation of Maoritanga. Applicants shojuld have excellent oral ahd written comp fnunication skills, and experience in staff management. A sound knowledge of public sector processes would be advantageous. I; | |; ; Applications outlining personal background and work experience should be lodged [with the Executive Officer (Personnel), Department of Internal Affairs, P.O. Box 805, Wellington. J] A fulll job description is available from the above address, or by phoning (04 ) 738-699 collect. Applications close March 30, 1988. TARI MO NGA TAKE RANGATAAHI, ; i’ I TUNGA MAHI. ! I , | ' II I ! - MANA WHAKAHAERE I:■ " H TE NUMA A TE MAHI 2050 Na runfea i te tohinga tua’tahitanga o tetahi Miini ;a mo nga|Take Rangatahi kua whakaaetia e te Kawanatanga kla whakaturla tetahi Wehenga nel ata tlrot ro, hei ata whakaaro he [kaupapa/tikanga mo taua wehenga mo nga Take Rangatahi. p Kel te watea tetahi turanga; hei Mana Whakahaere [mo tenei wehenga mo tel waru marama te Ko: la ka" tohua, mana hei whakahaere 1 tenei wehenga] tae atu ki nga kaimahi d taua wehenga: a, mo nga tlkanga ine nga kaupapa kei raro tonu ial te maru o te Minita mo nga Take Rangatahi. ; Kla ijnatua mohio nga kai-tono ki era kaupapa/ tlkanga !o nga tari kawanatanga; me era oiteiiiwi whanui e hangai ana kite huria rangatahi Kia whai-whakariro hoki ia ki nga tikringa-a-iwi, tne te tlno aro mai ki nga tlkanga Maori. Kia oakriri tonu kite whakatakaoto korero, awaha, a-tuhl, mete whakahaere i nga ahuatanga e pa ana ki aria kai-mahi. He mata'tau ki nga wha-kahaere-a-kawaanatanga he meri |tino pal. 1 1! Ko nga tono (me tuhi e koe ngal mea e pa ana ki a koe toiju, tae atu ki nga mahi kua|mahia e ko ;)|me tae atu kite Kai-whakahaere i -te Wahanga Krii-mahi,-Te Tari mo nga Take ki Uta, P.O. Box 805, Wellington, i kla tae atu i mua Ite Maehe 30, 1988.’ i [ Ko r ga tlno whakamarama mp tenei mahi kei a Rona Ensor | i te Tari mo nga Take ki Uta, Nama waea ((k) 738-699 (Mo koutou i waho atu i Poheke, ma tenei tari hei utu i to waea)SENIOR ADVISORY OFFICER -I i OR II I ADVISORY OFFICER ' [I ; i OR :. ASS SI[ANT ADVISORY OFFICER ■ ; | i VACANCY 2051' I I L'l ill With' the appointment for the first time of | a Minister! of] Youth Affairs, the Government has decided to set up a Unit to examine appropriate objectives, functions and structures for the Yoiith Affairs portfolio. Three Advisory Officer positions are available in the Youth Affairs Establishment Unit for a contract period of eight inonths. [' [ Applicants should have a sound knowledge of public! land" voluntary sector; policies and programmes with significant-implications for young people. [Applicants should have sound oral and written communication skills. They should be culturally sensitive, and should have an appreciation of Mapritanga! At least one of the appointees will require a sound understanding of the Maori language, culture and customs. ' j ‘ Applications, outlining personal background and: work" experience should be lodged with the Executive Officer (Personnel), Department of Internal’Affairs; P.O. Box 805, Wellington! A full [job description is available from the ribove address, or by phoning: (04 ) 738-699 collect. \, 11 i Applications close March 30, 1988. [ KAI-WHAKAMARAMA: MATUA I I KAI-WHAKAMARAMA RANEI ’ KAI-WHAKAMARAMA AWHINA RANEI ! ) ■ ! 1 -: ’ I ; ■ : (TE NUMA A TE MAHI 2051 Na ruriga i te tohinga tuatahitanga o tetahi Minita mo nga Take Rangatahi kua whakaaetia e te Kawanatanga kla whakaturla tetahi Wehenga hei ata tirotiro, hei ata whakaaro he kaupapa/tikanga mo tapa wehenga mo nga Take[Rangatahi. E tpru nga turanga e watea ana i roto i; tenei wehenga mo te waru marama te roa. : | |J; Kia matua mohio nga kai-tono mo enei turanga ki nga tlkanga me nga kaupapa o nga tari kawanatanga me era o[ te iwi whanui e hangai ana ki: te hunga rangatahi. Kia pakari tonu nga kai-tono kite whakatakoto' korero, a-waha, a-riuhi; a, kia whaiwhakaaro hoki ki nga! tikanga-a-iwi, me nga jtikanga (Maori. ka tohua tetahi/etahi o nga kai-tono ! e tino matatau ana ki nga tlkanga mete reo Maori.! Ko nga tono (me tuhi e koe nga mea e pa ana ki a koe'tonu, tae atu ki nga mahi kiia mahia e koe) ine tae atii’ ki|te Kai-whakahaere i te Wahanga Kaimahi, Te Tari mo nga Take ki| Uta,! P.O. Box’Bos, Wellington’ ' | ] |I ' kia tae atu 1 mua i te Maehe 30, 1988. : ]J ; kolnga tino whakamarama mo tenei mahi kel a Rona Ensor i te Tari mo nga Take ki Uta, Nama waea' (04)'738-699 (Mo koutou i waho atu i Poneke, ma tenei Itari hei utu i to waea).
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