Canada r Employment ' Centre

Canada Centre on

As Manager of the Canada Employment Centre on Campus H

here at U PEI. I would first like to welcome you to campus and hope that you havea challenging and fulfilling academic year. My name is David Dickie and my assistant is Madeline Lan- nan. We are located on the first floor of Main Building in the Student Services area ad'acent to the Career Information Centre. Our office is open rom 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Monday through Friday. '

Basically. our job is to help you with your job search whether it'be looking for part-time, summer, or full-time work. A series ‘of information sessions are planned for October (each Tuesday in Room 0! of Main Building at 2:30 PM and 7:00 PM). Further information on the subject of each session will be

_ advertised, but they will be aimed at various aspects of the job hunt and hon/{ton Mt, most effectively"? :2 ' 'Gradua'ting stir, grits/should register with our office early.

Registration is voluntary but we can only helpyowif we are able.

to contact you. Some of the services offeredjnclude:

0 Job search technique discussions and workshops, incor- porating the self-assessment component of .the process.

0 Information and application forms on pr0vincial and federal government employment programs are also available.

0 The on-campus recruitment program which organizes employers‘ visits to campusby scheduling employers‘ recruiting dates, posting job information for your perusal, sending all stu- dent applications to the employer for prescreening purposes, and arranging the interview schedules.

0 Preparation for interviews and, where appropriate, arranging for a practice interview program (videotape “mock") to help you polish your interview skills. '

0 Employment counselling.

‘ Assistance with resume writing, cover letters to employers and application forms (including U.C.P.A.)

' Career information Centre containing corporate information on companies. self-help booklets on resumes and interviews, and career ifnormation books on various aspects of the Job

hunt. "

0' Labour market, occupational and employment information. I I985 RECRUITMENT SCHEDULE

including Careers Canada and Career Provinces, Canadian ClaSsificationand Dictionary of Occupations (CCDO), and College and University Program Tables.

The job hunting process is essentially an information hunt. The information is there - you just have to use it. Please feel free to make use of our services at your convenience.

Sept. 30 - Deadline for AUA (Federal—Auditor General) Applications Oct. 9 - Pre-Screen deadline for Doane Raymond

Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

I0 - Pre-Screen deadline for Coopers & Lybrand

I0 - Pre-Screen deadline for Clarkson Gordon 4 II - Pre-Screen deadline for Royal Bank / Beaton, Fitzpatrick & Hansen 17 - Pre-Screen deadline for Imperial Oil Limited ' l8 - Pre-Screen deadline for Canada Packers

2| - Interviews - Doane Raymond

Oct. 2| - Royal Bank Presentation - 7:00 pm. in‘Main 0|

' David Dickie

Oct. 22 - Interviews - Royal Bank

Oct. 22 - Interviews - Doane Raymond

Oct. 23 - Interviews - Royal Bank

Oct. 23 - Interviews - Coopers & Lybrand

Oct. 23 - Interviews - Clarkson Gordon in Moncton

Oct. 24 - Interviews - Coopers & Lybrand / Beaton, Fitzpatrick & Hansen Oct. 25 - Pre-Screen deadline for‘Toronto Dominion Bank

Oct. 28 - Pre-Screen .deadline for Zellers

Oct. 30 - Interviews - Imperial Oil Limited

Oct. 3| - Interviews - Canada Packers in Moncton

Oct. 3| - Pre-Screen deadline for General Motors

Nov. I - Interviews - Canada Packers in Moncton

Nov. I - Deadline for Federal Public Service “Careers Canada" Applications

Nov. 5 - Zellers Presentation — 8:30 am. in Main 01 Nov. 6 - Interviews - Zellers

Nov. 7 - "Fl" Test - Public Service Commission — 7:00 pm. Kelley 2I'l

Nov. [2 - Pre-Screen deadline for Midland Transport Nov. [5 - General Motors Presentation - 8:30 am. - Main OI Nov. IS — Interviews - General Motors of Canada

Nov. 25 ‘ Interviews - Midland Transport

Plcase check with Canada Employment Centre on Campus for any changes or additions.

- Association For Baha’i Studies

The Association for Baha’i Studies‘at the University of PEI‘ is Happy ‘tb announce that it has commenced its 2nd year of activity at UPEI. The

(Arabic for Glory of God), proclaimed that He was the one who the Bab had spoken of. After years of exile, Baha’u’llah was imprisoned

elections for the Board of Directors was held on Sept. 9. The Board is planning on electing its officers within the week. I

in the prison city of Akka (Israel) where He died in 1892.

Among Baha’u’llah’s teach- ings are, the oneness of God

and His prophets, indepen- dent investigation of the truth (hence no clergy), the obli- teration of all forms of pre— judice and superstition, the

The purpose of the Asso- ciation is to study the teach- ing history, and philosophy of the Baha’i Faith, 'and to explore their application to the present world by sponsor- ing activitiessuch as lectures, conferences and informal meetings.

This Association does not endorse any partisan political group or activity, on or off campus. Membership is open to all-students, faculty, staff, alumni and members of their ‘ families.

For further information you may contact, Ritchie 892-9970, Nadim 892—1800, or leave a message at the

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harmony of science and religion, the equality of men and women, and the guide— lines towards a universal government which Baha’is

are presently following. The world governing body of the Baha’i Faith (The Universal House of Justice) is seated atop Mt. Carmel in Israel.

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The Association is in the planning stages of giving a/ presentation for the Interna- 'tional Day of Peace on Monday, September 17. There will . be posters an- nouncing the event. I

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