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For more information and reservations, call your Travel Agent or VIA Rail. VIA’s student fares are available to full time students. Some conditions apply regarding times and dates of travel. Ask for details.

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SUMMER, SUMMER

It’s true that summer is far away these days but not so for summer employment opportunities. PARKS CANADA are now planning to advertise their summer positions for Visi- tor Services Attendant and Gables/Historic Park Guide which will be combined com- petition this year. See our write-up below under Em- ployment Opportunities for more details. Please note that we expect the com- petition to be officially an- nounced on November 25th, at which time we can begin accepting applications.

RECRUITMENT

Irving Oil representa- tives will be on campus to in- terview on November 16 and 17. They are looking for stu- dents from an faculty who are interested in a future in Business. If you would like details or to sign up for an interview, please drop in to our office.

SUMMER,

As you review the up- coming recruiting schedule outlined below, Economics students please note the Bank of Canada deadline of December Il, 1987.

Nov. 16/17 - Interviews -Irving Oil Nov. 16 - Info. Session-

Royal Bank-Rm.108-Rob. Li- brary -7.30 p.m.

Nov. 17 - Interviews - Royal Bank

Nov.25/26/27- Interviews - Scotiabank

Nov. ‘30 - Interviews - Export Development Corpo- ration

Dec. ll - Prescreen dead- line - Bank of Canada - Eco- nomics

SPECIAL SEMINARS OR INDIVID- UAL ASSISTANCE

If you would like any as- sistance in preparing your resume, preparing for in- terviews, in developing job search skills, or career plan- ning, do visit our office for in- dividual or group sessions.

OTHER OPPORTUNI- TIES

INDIAN AND INUIT GRADUATE OP- PORTUNITY PROGRAM - University graduation with high academic standing is re- quired. Candidates must submit a transcript of marks from their university. Dead- line for application - De-

Employment Centre

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cember 31, 1987. Informa- tion booklet and application forms are available at this of- fice.

CANADIAN POLITICAL SCIENCE AS- SOCIATION PARLIAMEN.-. TARY INTERNSHIPS 1988- 89 - The internships are open to Canadian citizens who are recent graduates of a Canadian university - from September 1988 for a_ pe- riod of ten months - esti- mated 12,000 plus travel sub- sidies. Applications must be received no later than Dec. 31, 1987.

1988 IAESTE EXCHANGE .- Iaeste aims to provide career-oriented training abroad normally for 8 - 10 weeks during the sum-

“mer for students of Engi-

neering, the Sciences, and some related fields. Applica- tion forms and brochures are available at this office. Dead- line for 1988 IAESTE EX- CHANGE is Dec. 31, 1987.

BAYSHORE INN, WA- TERTON LAKES NA- TIONAL PARK, ALBERTA - now actively recruiting staff for 1988 season. Application forms and further informa- tion may be obtained at this office.

TOURIST GUIDES, VIMY, FRANCE - Each year during the period from April to September, post- secondary Canadian students are hired for a period of up to three months duration. Job requirements and fur- ther information may be ob- tained from the Canada Em-

SEASONAL TRAVEL COUNSELLOR 1988 - Ap- plication forms are now avail-

. able at this office for Travel

ployment Centre on Campus. .

Deadline for application is December 3], 1987.

Councellor with PEI Dept. of Tourism and Parks. Dead-

line for application - Decem- ber 11, 1987.

STUDENT PLACEMENT OFFICERS - NOVA SCOTIA REGION - It is anticipated that SPO positions will be available in various areas in Nova Sco- tia. Deadline for applica- tion is Wednesday, Novem- ber 25th, 10:30 am.

PARKS

CANADA - VISITOR SER- VICES ATTENDANT AND GABLES/HISTORIC PARK GUIDE - Posters de- scribing the above mentioned positions are expected to be advertised in late November. Interested students should check with this office for fur- ther information.

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I would like to take this opportunity to welcome Jim Trainor to our office. he is an Employment Counsel- lor from the Charlottetown Employment Centre and will be replacing me as of Novem- ber 20th while I go on leave. Feel free to see Jim regard- ing any of your employment concerns. I know he will be pleased to assist you. For me, I have enjoyed working with you and wish you the very best in your Career Planning and Job Searches. [If it is not going as smoothly as you would like, don’t forget the support and services of our

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