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physical education course, includ-
ing kinesiology, fitness and
measurement, history and
philosophy of physical education
and activity courses in a varicty of
areas.

Faculty of Science and Technol-
ogy

Department of Chemical and
Biological Sciences

Organic Chemistry/Biochemistry
- Successful applicant will teach
university transfer courses in the
area of specialization and other
areas of the discipline.

Genetics - Successful applicant
will teach university transfer cour-
ses in the areca of specialization and
other arcas of the discipline.
Zoology - Specializing in
embryology/vertcbrates. Success-
ful applicant will teach university
transfer courses in the area of
specialization and other areas of the
discipline.

Department of Mathematics,
Physics, Engineering
Mathematics - Successful
applicant will teach first and
second-year university-level cour-
ses in Mathematics.

Physics and Mathematics - Suc-
cessful applicant will hold a
doctorate in Physics, and in addi-
lion to courses in Physics, should
be capable of tcaching first and
second-year courses in Mathe-
matics,

A doctoral degree or equivalents
in the discipline specified and post-
secondary teaching experience are
preferred for all positions, unless
otherwise indicated. Positions com-
mence August 15, 1989. Interested
applicants are invited to submit a
curriculum vitae with a letter iden-
\ifying the position of interest to:
Department of Human Resources,
Mount Royal College, 4825

 

Richard Road S.W., Calgary, Alber-
ta T3E 6K6.

Deadline for applications: Jan. 6,
1989 or until positions are filled.

ACCC
Recruitment

Overseas Job Posting

ACCC is inviting applications
for the position of Project Officer
in connection with our CIDA-
funded project with the China
Enterprise Management Training
Centre at Chengdu (CMTCC),
Sichuan Province, in the People’s
Republic of China.

Nature and Scope: The Project
Officer (PO) is responsible for as-
sisting the Resident Canadian
Project Director and ACCC in
achieving the project goals and ob-
jectives, and to coordinate
workflow in the ACCC project of-
fice on site. The incumbent
provides administrative support to
Canadian personnel serving the
project and assisting them in their
adaptation to the working environ-
ment and living conditions found in
China. In addition, the PO per-
forms related duties which arise out
of liaison with the Chinese ad-
ministration, the Chinese faculty
and the support staff.

The work will keep in focus the
objective of ACCC and the project,
and also the administrative stand-
ards and practices of ACCC. For
this, the PO must gain a good un-
derstanding of ACCC, as well as

the facilities and resources of the In-

ternational Bureau.
Requirements:

Graduate from either a University
of College.

 

Fluent in one of Canada’s official
languages.

Fluent in Mandarin Chinese and
literate in modem Chinese.

Good writing and verbal skills.

Familiar with standard office equip-
ment and communication devices.

Able to type and use a microcom-
puter for word processing and
spreadsheet applications.

Aware of the political/socio-
economic milieu in China.

Ability to organize workload,
work with minimum supervision,
and function under often difficult
working conditions.

Appointment date: March 1,
1989 (one year assignment)

Salary: $30,000 range plus
benefits.

Please submit applications with
C.V. by January 15, 1989 to:

Regional Director
Asia/Middle-East Division
International Services

110 Eglington Avenue West
Toronto, Ontario

MA4R 1A3

For further information contact
Wemer Meier at (416) 489-5925.

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