The following positions are posted at the Career Development Centre at Student Services. For a more detailed description come in or call Carolyn Shaw at 566-0674.

The following positions are available at the University of Prince Edward Island. For more information on these programs look under Personnel Office at Gopher. Alumni Development and Public Relations Public Affairs Officer, Physical Plant Service Worker

Little Wonders Daycare is looking for a part-time helper. Hours are 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm Monday thru Friday. Must be reliable and enthusiastic. Wages are $5.00/ hr to start. If you are interested call Elizabeth or Lynn at 368-7239 (before 5:30 pm). Starts immediately.

Deevan Computer Services in Ontario is looking for computer techni- cians. Knowledge and experience with PC and mainframe environments is essential. Wages are $10/hr. If interested fax a resume to (905) 882-6721 as soon as possible.

The Department of Education has a full-time position available as a Bilingual Employment Secretary. Applicants must have completed high school, and have completed a business education/office studies course. Must be bilingual. Dead- line to apply is Nov. 15, 1995.

The National Research Council Canada has positions available as Techni- cal Officers. Applicants must have a Bachelor Degree in Biology, Chemistry or a related field. Must have practical laboratory experience to supplement this degree. If interested send a resume to The Recruitment and Staffing Section, National Research Council Canada, Ottawa, On- tario, K1A 0R6. Deadline to apply is Dec. 1, 1995.

The Pulp and Paper Research Insti- tute of Canada in Quebec is looking for summer students in science and engineer- ing who are graduating in 1997 or 1998. Jobs will be a benefit to those who plan to pursue a Career in research. If interested send a resume with an NSERC application form (form 202) and transcript to : Mrs. Lise Hounsell, Employment Services Administrator, Pulp and Paper Research Institute of Canada, 570 St. Jean Blvd., Pointe Claire, Quebec, H9R 3J9 or fax to (514) 630-8865. Deadline to apply is January 26, 1996.

Bayshore Inn is looking for students to work in Alberta for the summer. Posi- tions available are Bartenders, Kitchen Help, Bus Persons, Front Desk, Accounting Office Help, Gift Shop Clerks, Housekeep- ing, Maintenance, Night Audit, Cooks, Host/Hostesses, Servers, Groundskeepers, Cocktail Servers. Applications may be found at the Career Centre.

Animal Science Department has a full-time position available as a Technician in Molecular Genetics. Must have a B.Sc. In molecular genetics or related field and at least 2 years lab experience. If interested in applying submit resume and names of 3 references to the Career Services Office, Room 106, Cox Institute, Nova Scotia Agricultural College, Box 550, Truro, NS, B2N 5E3. Deadline is November 20, 1995.

Bank of Canada is currently running their 1996 recruitment drive. Positions are available in Economics (Deadline Nov. 17). For an information booklet come to the Career Centre.

The Federal Government is now accepting application forms for all summer positions for students. In order to work for the government next summer you must fill out an application form. These positions include Canada Employment Centre for Students, Native Internship Program, Defence Research Assistant Program, Natural Resources Canada, Geological Survey of Canada, Justice Canada, Audit Trainee Program, Summer at Vimy France, Customs Coast Guard, Aboriginal Student Aboriginal Training. Apply now, some programs will be selected as early as November 22, 1995. Pick up FSSEP application at the Career Centre.

Best Buddies has a full-time position available as a C.E.O. Applicants must have a University Degree, interest/experi- ence in community service, high entrepre- neurial potential, good communication skills, and ability to manage people and budgets. Salary is to be negotiated. For more intormation come to Career Centre. Deadline is Friday, December 1, 1995.

The Parliamentary Guide Program is looking for bilingual full-time university students for the summer of 1996. Applica- tions will be available at the Career Centre by the end of September. For more infor- mation on the program call (613) 996- 0897. Deadline to apply is Monday, November 22, 1995.

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Information booklets about the SWAP program are currently on order. These should be available at the Career Centre by Nov. 20, 1995.

Korea Rainbow Corporation is looking for English Conversation Instruc- tors. Applicants must have a four year degree and be of good character. To apply send a resume to Dr. Kim (Dep.77), Korea Rainbow Corporation, 118 Hillman Street, Belen, NM 87002.

The English Academy for Children is looking for English Teachers in Japan. More information is available at the Career Centre.

Carpe Diem has a Work, Study, Volunteer Program available to students would wish to experience a different culture. Information booklets are currently available at the Career Centre.

Youth Challenge International is seeking volunteers to work on various projects in various countries. For more information speak to Carolyn at the Career Centre.

AFS Interculture Canada is looking for volunteers in Brazil, Honduras, Costa Rica and Colombia for many different work projects. Information brochure may be found at the Career Centre.

The Au Pair Program is looking for Nannies in Europe. If interested come and see the booklet of information.

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