Chitstina, Jennifer, and dea work members of the Lith Brownle Pack, polish shoes for the Senior Citizens from the
nearby Kiwanis home. {Ellsworth Dickson photo) ~*

Harold Kirchner, dean of
Capilano College’s Career/-
Vocational. programs has
initiated a follow-up study of
the employment success of
graduates from the College’s
Business’ Office Training
Program. The study will be

carried out over the six.

months with 28 students who
completed the program in
February.

Increasing numbers of
employers call Capilano
College when hiring. Of the
students in the group, six
had obtained jobs. by
graduation; some by
responding to job offers that

came directly to the college
and others by answering
newspaper ads.

The first part of the
Employment Survey consists
of students’ evaluation of the
course content. Results
show that the students are by
and large confident in their
skills in typing,
bookkeeping, shorthand etc.
They also appreciate the
chance to upgrade their
English and Math.

Students indicate in this
evaluation that they feei
Positive about job hunting
because of having a resume
and the career planning unit.

lege following their + grads

Employment of students is
the “bottom line” in
Career/Vocational educat-
ion and in times of high
employment Capilano
College does everything
possible tog assist their
graduates.

In three months the
Students will be asked to
complete another
questionnaire indicating
whether or not they have
found jobs. It’s likely that
any who are still looking will
be in touch with the B.O.T.
office and the Capilano
College placement centre in
case any jobs which interest

them have come up.

The final phase of the
survey will be done in
August, six months after
graduation. Students will
report their employment
status and also indicate
whether the skills and
courses they have taken at
Capilano College transferred
into the job situation. That
information will be con-
sidered in future course
planning. In this way .Kir-
chner hopes the college will
continue to provide prac-
tical business office training.

West Vancouver's
Community Day, to be held
June 7, will mark the 50th
Anniversary of the May Day
tradition.

There will be the always
popular parade, fitness
activities, Bavarian Garden,
live music, dancing and arts
and crafts.displays.

This year’s golden an-
niversary committee consists
of chairman Mark Sager,
John Peirson, Lois Brymer,
Pat Boname, Roberta
- Hemmings, Linda Hampson,
Frank Kurucz, Graham
Chambers, Mike Aird and

Hilary Clark.

In keeping with the golden
anniversary theme, the
committee would like to
revive the May pole dancing
and for the first time to hold
an evening dance.

‘Were you there in 1930?
Do you have old photos of
former May Days? Were you
a May Day queen? The
committee is looking for all
and sundry memorabilia.

If you would like to
volunteer to belp make this a
memorable Community
Day, please call Mark Sager
at 926-7004.

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