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Situations Wanted LADY offers loving care to elderly, children and disabled. References available. Phone 584-347. MATURE person, experienced in electronics industry, purchaslng/stock control/admin. requires full time employment. Phone 522-393. OWNER driver available for deliveries from early morning until late evenings. Has goods service licence with Nissan C2O van. Would pref, perm, position. Ph. 597-702. PART-TIME work wanted, casual or regular by adult student, clerical background, anything considered, maximum 10 hours per week. Ph. 323-315. STUDENT, 20 years, wanting part time work, child minding, house cleaning, waltressing, anything considered. Good references available. Phone Annabel 665-958. SUPERVISOR, production manager experienced in paint and powder coating, welding assembly, recently redundant after 14 years requires position with long term prospects. Excellent references. Phone 23-7435. TEMPORARY work, 52 year old, semi retired male requites temporary or casual work. Good knowledge of city, varied experience. Ph. 881-304. WORK wanted for Avonhead Scout Troup to raise funds for coming Jamboree. Anything considered. Ph 587-007, evenings. Education Vacancies LECTURER IN OPERATIONS RESEARCH UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY APPLICATIONS are invited for the above position in the Department of Operations Research. Applicants should have a doctoral degree with broad training in most areas of Operations Research for teaching at the undergraduate level, and a special background in at least one area for research and teaching at the graduate level. Applicants from any area in Operations Research will be considered, but preference will be given to those with backgrounds In simulation, and/or applied statistics, or mathematical programming and/or networks. The Department of Operations Research is the largest O.R. group In Australasia (establishment of five staff) with an emphasis on applied teaching and research. The salary for Lecturers is on a scale from $35,000 to $42,500 (bar), and a range from $44,000 to $46,000 per annum. Applications close on 29 September 1989. Further particulars and Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned or from registrars of all other universities in New Zealand. Applications must be addressed to: A. W. Hayward, Registrar, University of Canterbury, Private Bag, Christchurch. UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY THE Institute of Computer Assisted Learning seeks teachers and perceptive parents to assist part-time In the marketing of a proven learning concept that is hailed as a world wide first. I.C.A.L. computer based learning programmes have been developed to supplement the N.Z. school curriculum. Children are assisted to develope self esteem and an independent learning habit whatever their age or level. I.C.A.L. offer generous enrolment based earnings and valuable personal growth. You will be working with a concerned team of professionals who appreciate the challenges facing our children. Please phone 554-827 or apply to: THE REGIONAL DIRECTOR I.C.A.L. NORTH CANTERBURY, 28 MAYS ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH.

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE HEAD OF DEPARTMENT AND DEAN OF FACULTY INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS BUSINESS STUDIES INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (Three Positions) The Pacific International College is a new, fully residential tertiary institution set up by the Educational Foundation Group (Japan), working in conjunction with the City of Palmerston North and Senior New Zealand Academics. The College will cater initially for some five hundred Japanese students. It will offer courses and qualifications of up to two years duration in: International Business Studies, Communication and English Language. The College plans to become registered as a Tertiary Institution in New Zealand and ultimately to offer degrees. A number of its graduates are expected to proceed to universities in the U.S.A, with which the Foundation has joint venture agreements. As Heads of Department, the appointees will be required to take responsibility for the day-to-day running of one department, playing a full part in teaching, administration and research. As Deans of Faculties, the appointees will have responsibility for: participating in the planning and development of the Faculty, coordinating Faculty affairs and maintaining liaison with the Faculties and Departments. As Deans the appointees will also be required to work closely with the Academic Head and be involved in the general management and development of the College. Because they will have particular responsibility for advising students and authorising and monitoring their courses, they will need to be able to cope with cultural diversity and the consequences of cultural difference. A knowledge of the Japanese language is not essential although some familiarity with Japan would be advantageous. Applications should be lodged before August Bth with the undersigned from whom application forms and further information are also available. Craig Roberts Project Co-ordinator . P. 0.. Box 646 Palmerston North Fax (063) 590-935 Ph0ne(063)590-922 New Zealand . i .■- „ *