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CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

HHGHER COLLEGES OF TECHNOLOGY-UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

1. THE PROJECT

Educansult Limited has been
commissioned to plan, develop
and staff a new system of Higher
Colleges of Technology in the
United Arab Emirates.

Five small campuses will open
in September 1988. Separate
male and female campuses will
be situated in Abu Dhabi, Dubai
and the Ras al-Khaimah region.

Foundation year programs will
be offered in: Electri-
cal/Electronics/ Microcomputer
Technology; Civil Technology;
General Business; and Office Sys-
tems and Procedures.

The initial enrollments in 1988
will be modest at approximately
100 students per campus.

2, THE ASSIGNMENTS

The total staff in 1988 is ex-
pected to number about 120, of
whom approximately 1/3 will be
experienced Canadians - preferab-
ly with Ontario College
experience.

The positions vary in nature but
include the following:

Campus Directors;

Academic Department Heads
(Business, Technology, Academic
Studies);

Academic Program Super-
visors:

(Electrical / Electronics/Microcom-
puter Technology, Civil
Engineering, Gencral Business;
and Office Systems and
Procedures);

Non-Academic Department
Heads: (Support Services);

Non-Academic Supervisor:
(Purchasing and Accounting,
Building and Grounds, Student
Learning Centres, Counselling &
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Development, Registration & Stu-
dent Records, Personnel and Staff
Development;

Teachings Instructors;

Teaching Technicians: (En-
gineering and Computer Labs
and Learning Centres);

Central Office Staff: (Director,
Central Services, Manager,
Central Information Services,
Manager, Central Personnel Ser-
vices, Manager, Central Program
and Curriculum SErvices,
Manager, Planning and Budgets).

3. THE ITEM

Although shorter terms will be
arranged, in the main, the posts
will be for two years beginning in
1988. Two year terms offer both
teaching continuity and sig-
nificant potential for Canadian
income tax breaks.

4, COMPENSATION

The government of the UAE in-
tends to develop a world-class
system of Higher Colleges and
believes that a cadre of qualified
and experienced Canadians
should be recruited to help to en-
sure that objective is achieved.
As a consequence, gencrous com-
pensation packages have been
established which include al-
lowances and bonuses in
addition to base salaries that are
comparable to Ontario salaries.

5. FOR FURTHER INFORMA-
TION

Write to or phone: UAE COL-
LEGES - STAFF RECRUITMENT

EDUCANSULT LIMITED

200 ADELAIDE STREET WEST

TORONTO, ONTARIO

M5H 1W4

(416) 977-8821

ATTENTION: Harry Rawson
or Margot Thompson or

Ann Kitching

(604) 461-8091

 

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SUMMER SESSION 1988

College and Institute Programs (1-
1/2 units)

This course will focus on the
planning, evaluation, and fund-
ing of various programs in the
colleges and institutes.

Time; July 4 to July 22
10:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

Instructor: John D. Dennison,

Professor of Higher Education.

UPCOMING

EVENTS

Wednesday, April 20 8:00 p.m.
Douglas College Community Choir
Amabilis Singers
Diane Loomer, director
"Songs of the Earth”

General $5, Student/Senior $3
Performance Theatre, R. 4100

Sunday, April 24, 2:00 p.m.
Conservatory Student Recital FREE
Performance Theatre, R. 4100

 

 

FOR SALE

32’ X 14’ Floathome

Bright & cozy, appliances,
shower, woodstove, $12,000 OBO

Few minutes from college,
liveaboard moorage

Valerie MacBean, Social
Sciences Dept. Local 3448