Situations Vacant Situations Vacant ~ TECHNICAL BRANCH MANAGER VIDTRONICS, the technical division of Group Rentals NZ Limited, is expanding into a diverse and exciting range of new commercial and domestic service areas to actively develop a broad client base. | We require a highly motivated individual to join oiir management team and contribute to our growth by developing and managing our Christchurch electronics service business. This; position heads up our day to day branch operations. It also plays a key role in identifying and progressing local new business and in the development and maintenance of client contracts and relationships. We envisage the appointee will have previous management experience in the electronic service industry, good technical skills, and strong interpersonal and team leadership skills. | This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing.' nationwide service organisation. For further information or to apply, please write to: —nave Ingram ___ . - Area Manager ~ r-c ora.. Vidtronics ■ 2 p.o. Box 1199 ■ SJ, ■-i -gg DUNEDIN a jg a Ph. (024) 777-300 DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND FASHION COMMENCING SOON INTRODUCTION TO RESTAURANT SERVICE THE COURSE CONTENT INCLUDES: Restaurant service procedures, etiquette, communication skills, technical knowledge, cash handling, beverage services. The course runs for two days only. COURSE DATES: Saturday, July 15; Saturday, July 22. TIME: 9 a.m.-3.30 p.m. COURSE FEE: $B5 To enrol contact: Information/Enrolments John Hercus Centre Christchurch Polytechnic Coventry Street CHRISTCHURCH Phone 649-000 DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND FASHION KITCHEN AND RESTAURANT SKILLS ARE YOU GOING to be seeking employment in these areas? Then why not apply to join the 12 week full-time course offered by the Department of Food and Fashion. September 11 to December 1 Course Fee: $158.88 This course aims to provide participants with both theory and practical learning in these areas of the Hospitality Industry. Students accepted for this course will be able to apply for financial assistance through .the Youth Allowance Scheme. For Application forms and enrolment, please contact. Information/Enrolments John Hercus Centre Christchurch Polytechnic i Coventry Street CHRISTCHURCH. Phone 649-000 Applications close July 31, 1989. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT DUNEDIN CITY offers an exciting opportunity for a skilled communicator with proven management ability to develop and head its newly created Development Directorate. The Director of Development will be responsible to the Chief Executive for policy formulation and implementation relating to the Cpuncil’s economic development, forward corporate and city planning, technical services, regulatory, and Visitor and Dunedin Centre activities. The challenge will be to amalgamate these development, statutory and regulatory responsibilities in a way that contributes to the long-term economic development of the City and still provides a service that 1$ friendly, helpful and non-bureaucratic. As a member of the Corporate Management Team, the Director of Development will advise on major policy, Council goals and objectives and corporate planning, with evaluation and review obligations. The post will appeal to executives who value a quality of life that encompasses excellent city amenities and educational facilities, easy access to leisure activities and New Zealand’s best skiing, lower living costs and no commuting' hassles - the exceptional lifestyle which Dunedin and Otago have to offer. The Director of Development must be able to manage change effectively and smoothly, have leadership skills and be able to motivate and obtain a high degree of teamwork from staff.. An appropriate tertiary qualification is desirable, coupled with a record of successful management experience that can demonstrate a record of achieving accountabilities. A contract for a fixed term, with provision for review, will be offered, the remuneration package being competitive with the private sector. A job description and conditions of appointment are available from the Personnel Officer, Dunedin City Council, Box 5045, Dunedin, (telephone 743-820) with whom applications close on July 21, 1989. AX
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