FIRST AID ATTENDANTS

The College provides and maintains first
aid services, equipment and supplies in
accordance with W.C.B. regulations at
each campus location.
A First Aid Attendant is accessible to
employees during normal working hours
and can be reached by calling the switch-
board.

At McBride - Paul Taylor
At Winslow - Warren Johnson

The attendants are certified and quali-

| fied to make the decision whether an
injured worker should be transported to

-a hospital or other place of medical
treatment. ;

‘In cases where the injured employee re-
quires transportation to a hospital or
physician or qualified practitioner for
initial treatment, an ambulance shall be
called with the cost of transportation

covered by the College.

| FACULTY EXCHANGE PROGRAMS

The revised edition of the Association
of Canadian Community Colleges Manual

on Faculty Exchange programs is avail-
/able in my office. im

j any faculty who are interested in ar-

ranging an exchange with another college
are invited to review this manual which

identifies those institutions willing to
participate in exchanges.

Gerry DellaMattia

 

ESL COURSE SECTIONS FALL/82
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A FEW WORDS FROM ESL INSTRUCTORS:

We'd like to remind all teaching faculty
that we are here and offering develop-
|mental and remedial service courses for

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ESL 140

ESL 141

ESL students in the College.

If you have students in your courses who
seem to be having trouble meeting your
expectations, they may need developmental
or remedial English help.

At this point in the semester, we have
places in the following courses:

ESL 138 Listening and Pronunciation

Problems

-for ESL students having trouble
following spoken English in lec-
tures, seminars and discussions.
Also for ESL students you have
trouble understanding because of
accent problems.

M Th 1400-1600

College Preparation

- a basic developmental course
‘for ESL students who can not
‘cope with the language demands

of academic or vocational courses. —

M W 0900-1100/T Th 0900-1200

Writing Skills

-a special purpose course for ESL
students needing basic academic/
technical writing practice.

T 1400-1600/Th 1200-1400

ESL 142 Reading Skills Development
-for ESL students needing to read
better and faster to meet the de-
mands of course work.

ESL 143 Preparation for Testing

-foreign skilled and technical
workers such as nurses are fre-
quently required to write langu-
age tests such as the TOEFL before
they are licensed in B.C. > This
course prepares students to take
these tests.

M W 1900-2100

Scott Glabus, Jan Selman & Tom

We are:
' Whalley (Agnes St., 524-0371)

It's our job to help your ESL
to be more successful in the

Call us.
students
college.