and get walking

WATCH FOR anew walking pro-
gram~ coming. a or recCentre
Deibrook this fail

a In addition to the Wednesday
‘morning Hoofin Fun which rurs
from 10 a.m. to noon and the

':Monday evening Hoofers who

“eet ‘from: 7:15 to 8:45, recCentre -:

/Delbrook has introduced a begin- ~

“ Mer’s walking program - - called
Foo .

Pussy Footers programs will be
Offered Tuesdays from 1:15 to 2:30

Sports
drop-in
offered —

SPORTS” ENTHUSIASTS: The
North Shore Neighbourhood
House has @ drop-in program for
you.
Men’s drop-in basketball is held
every: Monday from 7:30 to 10:30
_ p.m. Participants pay an $8 fee for
a yearly house membership.
* Every Thursday from "3 to 10
p.m., the neighborhood house of-
; Span. in badininton’ for a fee of
The: volieyball program, Sunday.
nights from 7 te em. p.m., " offers a

’ For. ‘more. information call the
‘neighborhood house at 987-8138 or

drop in to 225 B. 2nd St. in North ,

: Vancouver.

Anstructor
‘Long Term Care Aide
Program

’ Duties: To teach clinical and
theoretical skills in the Long
Term Care Aide Program

Qualifi cations: K.N. essential,
nursing experience in Long

Tecm Care facilities. Teaching
experience preferred.

Location: Squamish

Salary: Fecelty Scale

Appointment: Temporary Part-
time, January to April, 1990
Applications to:

Associate Dean,
Career/Vocational Programs

North Vancouver, B.C.
V7J 3H5

Closing Date: October 6, 1989

CAPILANO

Rikki says...please recycie,
it heips everyone. Thanks,

p.m. or Thursday afternoons at
the same time. 7
Walks will start from recCentre

‘Delbrook and participants will ex-

plore different walking routes in
the Upper Lonsdale/Capiiano
area.

Pussy Footers is designed for
those just beginning a walking
program. Participants will get in
shape, enjoy the outdoors, and
meet others with similar interests.

For more information on walk-
ing programs call 984-4181.

Accelerated. ‘programs. are.
ideal for mature peopie

- WHAT CAN you do in 10

months that takes most people
two years?. Work hard is the
quick answer.

And most students who take
Capilano College’s accelerated
programs are prepared to do
just that.

The pressure, says computer
management grad Doug’ Besse,
“can be incredible.” But the
payoff is well worth it. “Just
learning how to cope with all
this work in one week is worth
its weight in gold.’’ Besse began
a new job as systems analyst

- with B.C. Tel shortly after

wating.

“Employers know it’s a
tough program,’ agreed ad-
ministrative management in-
structor Cam McKie. “If stu-

‘ dents have gone through this

they know how to work.’’
McKie says, ‘‘The programs
are especially good for mature

_ people who don’t have a lot of

time. They
bridge, help. students build new
techniques and give them con-
fidence.”

Linda Therrien, a former
housewife, made excellent use
of that bridge. Now a fashion
advisor with a major. retail
business, she says the acceler-
ated program im retail mer-
chandising ‘‘was ‘excellent. I
talk about it every day. It really
taught me sales, how to pro-
mote myself and how to pro-
mote the company. The course
allowed me to do a lot of things
that would take me years to do

’ through the industry.’”

Capilano offers five acceler-
ated (10-month} programs in
the Business Management
Department: financial
management,
Management, retail merchandis-
ing, computer systems
management, and marketing.

Ta addition to several group

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‘can > provide . ‘al.

administrative —

projects which allow students to
simulate situations in the work-
ing world, there are practicums -
and seminars which. put stu-
denis in direct contact with
employers. .

“I made some great con-
tacts,"’ said marketing grad Pat
MacDonald. ‘‘The course.
taught me how to use the net-

. working opportunities it pro-

vides. I’ve met some mentors.”’

Formerly in a high-stress job
putting together job entry and
re-entry programs for youth
and women, MacDonaid found
the program gave her a new
perspective and allowed her to
pull together a lot of her |
various skills.

MacDonald chose the mar-
keting program because it
touches on all aspects of
business. .

Anyone interested in learning
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