WINSIDER : VOLUME 5 : NUMBER 19 : AUGUST 21, 1987

SUMMER GRADUATION AT V.V.I.
On Thursday, July 16 the V.V.I, held a Graduation
Ceremony at the Queen Elizabeth Playhouse in
honour of all students who graduated during the
period April 01 to July 03, 1987.
The Principal's Award was presented to Ms. Alison
D. Price, a 1986 graduate of the Practical

Nursing Program. In addition to the Principal's
Award Medallion, Ms. Price also received a

scholarship in the amount of $200.

HELLO AND GOODBYE
Ms. Katie Kenzie, of the WI C.E.I.C. office is leaving to go to work at the

CEIC office in the Sinclair Centre. Those who have dealt with Katie over the
past two years will be very sorry to see her leave, however, we wish her all
the best in her new position.
Ms. Catherine Dawson, who had been working at the SFU office of C.E.I.C., will

be replacing Katie. We welcome Catherine to WI and hope that she will enjoy
her new position here.

NOW HEAR THIS! NOW HEAR THIS!
The Food Trades Department has been re-organized and the Cooking
and Delicatessen programs are now the Culinary Arts Department.

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VCC-VANCOUVER VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE
COMMUNITY LIBRARY
Vancouver _

Vocational Institute

¦MORE INTRODUCTIONS
Mr. Ron Weinhardt is the new
Supervisor for Central
Duplicating. Ron, since

joining VCC in 1979, has
worked in a variety of

printing/duplicating
operations at WI, KEC and
Langara.

FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS
The following are the revised procedures for Fire Alarm and Evacuation:
1. The sounding of the fire alarm bells throughout the building requires all
persons to immediately vacate the building in an orderly manner.

Whether the alarm is real, or a drill, it must be acted upon immediately
and in the same manner.

2. DO NOT USE THE ELEVATORS!
3. All instructors and supervisory personnel are divided into two groups with

the largest group assuming the responsibility of leading the students and
general public in their area to the assigned building exit and clear of the
exit and building. The other group of instructors and supervisory
personnel is responsible for the checking of each area to assure that all
washrooms, classrooms and shops are empty and that all equipment and
machinery are shut down and that all doors and windows are closed. The
Fire Safety Director or his delegate shall receive reports from each area

confirming that it is cleared.
4. The premises may not be re-entered before the Fire Chief or his delegate

gives the all clear signal, this consists of three short bursts of the
fire alarm and until these ar§ heard the building must remain empty.
5. Handicapped persons who cannot negotiate stairs on their own should be left
in the stairway with another person, and their location reported to the

Fire Safety Director of the Deputy Fire Safety Director.

SO, IN ClOSINa, LET ME.SAY "WIS:

DON'T JUST "WINK OF THESE AS SILLY OUTFITS,

I BUT AS THE BFST IN ALONG LIME OF
HUMIUAtlMQ PDSTURES LIFE REQUIRES OF YOU
OS A DAILY BASIS.

THE TOOm OF THE MATTER...
The following was received from Carol LeVasseur, of the Dental

Technician/Mechanic (Denturist) Department:
"Having recently passed a licensing examination, I am thankful for this

opportunity to publicly express my sincere gratitude to Lawrence Holoboff,
Steve Odwin, Ken Rothwell, and Jeanette McKay for their encouragement and the
very strong support they have given me these past twenty-one months. Also I

wish to acknowledge the instructors within the Dental Assisting/Hygiene
Department - to thank them for energizing me and for just being there.

I am standing proudly amongst all these winners, and that's the tooth of the
matter I"

I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to

please everybody Bill Cosby

Vancouver

Vocational Institute

NEW A.V. MATERIALS IN TOE LIBRARY:
Assertiveness Training

Creative Problem Solving
How to Read a Person Like a Book

How to Relax
How to Remember Names and Faces

IBM-DOS 3.20 (1986)

NEW BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY
Canadian Guide to Personal Financial Management

Everyman's Database Primer : featuring dBASE III plus
The Laura Ashley Book of Home Decorating
MS-DOS and PC-DS User's Guide
Resources in Education 1986 : Index

Stretch and Strengthen
Student Competency Profile Chart
68000, 68010, and 68020 Primer
Access to the World : A Travel Guide for the Handicapped
AIDS and the Dental Team
Chilton's Guide to Small Appliance Repair and Maintenance
Complete C Language Programming for tne IBM-PC
Computer Languages : A Guide for the Perplexed

CED

Going Public on the Vancouver Stock Exchange
Graphic Posters 1987
Growing Up Dead: A Hard Look at Why Adolescents Commit Suicide
How to Open and Operate a Bed and Breakfast feme
IBM-PC and XT Owner's Manual

Mastering Wordperfect
Blue Eyeshadow Should be Illegal
The Complete Desktop Publisher
The Complete Handbook of Personal Computer Communications
The Electronics Industry in Canada - an Overview

Hot and Spicy Cooking
Hypogycemia
Overcoming Indecisiveness
Overcoming Procrastination

Report of the International Youth Year Advisory Committee
Traveling in Tropical Countries
Workplace Pollution

PART TIME COURSES FOR FALL 1987
FUNDAMENTAL ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES 1 $ 113
Sept 22- Dec 8 Tue 6:00-9:00pm

BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS $ 188
Sept 22- Nov 26 Tue & Thur 6:00-9:00pm

REPORT PROGRAM GENERATOR (RPG) $ 188
Sept 22- Nov 26 Tues & Thur 6:00-9:00pm

SYSTEM ANALYSIS 1 $ 188
Sept 21 - Dec 2 Mon & Wed 6:00-9:00pm

INTRODUCTION TO MICROCOMPUTERS- MS DOS $ 122
Sept 22 - Nov 3 Tue & Thur 6:00-9:00pm

WORD PROCESSING ON A MICROCOMPUTER $ 104
Nov 9 - Dec 16 Mon & Wed 6:00-9:00pm

ACCOUNTING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 1 $ 188
(INTRODUCTION TO BEDFORD SOFTWARE)
Sept 19 - Nov 21 Sat 9:00-4:00pm

ACCOUNTING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 2 $ 188

(ADVANCED BEDFORD )
Sept 19 - Nov 21 Sat 9:00-4:00pm

PAYROLL & PAYROLL LEGISLATION $ 169
Sept 21 - Nov 25 Mon & Wed 6:00-9:00pm

PROGRAMMING MICROCOMPUTERS IN BASIC $ 178
Sept 21 - Nov 30 Mon & Wed 6:00-9:00pm

BOOKKEEPING INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING $ 188
Sept 19 - Nov 21 Sat 9:00-4:00pm

DATABASE ON A MICROCOMPUTER $ 188
Sept 21 - Dec 2 Mon & Wed 6:00-9:00pm

PAYROLL ON A MICROCOMPUTER $ 85
Sept 25 - Nov 20 Fri 6:00-9:00pm

PROGRAMMING D BASE 111 $ 188
Sept 21 - Nov 30 Mon & Fri 6:00-9:00pm

SPREADSHEET APPLICATION - MICROCOMPUTERS $ 188
Sept 22 - Nov 26 Tue & Thurs 6:00-9:00pm

INTRODUCTION TO MULTIMATE $ 95
Aug 25 - Oct 1 Tue & Thurs 6:00-9:00pm
Sept 21 - Nov 2 Mon & Wed 6:00-9:00pm

INTRODUCTION TO WORD PROCESSING &
BASIC WORD PROCESSING APPLICATION $ 189
Sept 19 - Dec 5 Sat 9:00-4:00pm
Sept 22 - Dec 10 Tue & Thurs 6:00-9:00pm

TYPING UPGRADE (Speed and Accuracy) $ 48
Sept 22 - Oct 8 Tue & Thurs 6:00-9:00pm
Oct 13 - Oct 29 Tue & Thurs 6:00-9:00pm
Nov 3 - Nov 19 Tue & Thurs 6:00-9:00pm

SECRETARIAL
INTRODUCTION TO DICTA TYPING
(Machine Transciption 1, 2, 3) $ 95
Sept 19 - Dec 5 Sat 9:00-12:00pm

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SHORTHAND 1 $ 189
Sept 22 - Dec 10 Tue & Thurs 6 .'00-9:00pm

SHORTHAND 2 (BRUSH -UP) $ 189
Sept 21 - Dec 16 Mon & Wed 6:00-9:00pm

EFFECTIVE SUPERVISORY SKILLS

AND TIME MANAGEMENT $ 103
Sept 22 - Dec 15 Tues 6:00-9:00pm

INTRODUCTION TO LEGAL SECRETARIAL PROCEDURES $ 103
(General Legal Procedures)
Sept 19 - Dec 12 Sat 9:00-12:00pm

LITIGATION

$

103

Sept 22 - Dec 15 Tue 6:00-9:00 pm

MEDICAL
BASIC MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, ANATOMY,
PHYSIOLOGY AND DISEASES $ 189
Sept 22 - Dec 10 Tue & Thurs 6:00-9:00pm

INTRODUCTION TO THE MEDICAL OFFICE COMPUTERS $ 95
Sept 19 - Dec 5 Sat 9:00-12:00pm

MEDICAL OFFICE CAREERS PREP. WORKSHOP $ 38
Sept 15 - 24 Tue & Thur 6:00-9:00pm

MEDICAL BILLING $ 103
Sept 16 - Dec 16 Wed 6:00-9:00pm

COSMETIC/AESTHETIC RETAIL MERCHANDISING
Level 1
Sept 21 - Dec 9 Mon
Level 2
Sept 22 -Dec 8 Tue

$ 230
& Wed

6 :00-10:00pm

& Thurs

6:00-10:00pm

$ 241
$ 43

COLOUR ANALYSIS AND YOU
Aug 25 - Sept 3 Tue & Thurs

6 :00-10:00pm

ART OF MAKE-UP APPLICATION

$ 43

Aug 24 - Sept 2 Mon

& Wed

6:00-10:00pm

COOKING AND BAKING PROGRAMS
COOKING - CORE AND SHORT ORDER $ 314
Sept 12 - Feb 13/88 Sat 8:00-3:00pm

YEAST DOUGHS PRODUCTS $ 314
Sept 12 - Feb 13/88 Sat 7:30-2:30pm

CAKE BAKING AND DECORATING $548
Sept 12 - June 4/88 Sat 7:30-2:30pm

2

DRAFTING
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER AIDED
DESIGN DRAFTING (CADD)

$ 314

Sept 19 - Feb 20 Sat
Sept 19 - Feb 20 Sat

8:00-2:00pm
10:00-4:00pm

RESTORATION OF HERITAGE BUILDING
Level 1
Sept 15 - Oct 29 Tue & Thurs
Level 2
Nov 3 - Feb 25/88 Tue & Thurs

$ 147
6 :00-10:00pm

$ 314
6:00-10:00pm

ELECTROLYSIS
Electrolysis

$ 615

Sept 23 - April 28/88 Wed & Thur

6:00-10:00pm

DESK TOP PUBLISHING

$ 158

DESKTOP PUBLISHING (industry)
Sept 15 - Nov 19 Tue & Thurs

6 : 00-9:00pm

DESKTOP PUBLISHING (novice)

$ 158

Sept 14 - Nov 25 Mon & Wed
Sept 19 - Nov 28 Sat

6:00-9:00pm
9:00-3:30pm

GRAPHIC ARTS
COMPUTER ASSISTED ESTIMATING

$ 314

Sept 15 - Jan 7/88 Tue & Thurs

6:00- 10:00pm

IMAGE ASSEMBLY AND PLATEMAKING

$314

Sept 14 - Jan 13/88 Mon & Wed

6:00- 10:00pm

COMPUTER PHOTO TYPESETTING

$ 314

Sept 15 - Jan 7/88 Tue & Thurs

6:00- 10:00pm

SMALL LITHOPRESS 1 MULTI-HAMADA

$ 314

Sept 15 - Jan 7/88

Tue & Thur
Mon & Wed
Sat

6:00- 10:00pm

Tue & Thur
Mon & Wed

6:00- 10:00pm
6:00- 10:00pm

Sept 14 - Jan 13/88
Sept 19 - Feb 20/88
LITHOPRESS OPERATION 1
Sept 15 - Jan 7/88

Sept 14 - Jan 13/88
LITHOPRESS OPERATION 2
Sept 19 - Feb 20/88
LITHOPRESS OPERATION 3
Sept 19 - Feb 20/88
COLOUR STRIPPING
Sept 15 - Jan 7/88

6:00- 10:00pm

9:00- 3:30pm

$ 314

$ 314
Sat

9:00- 3:30pm

$ 314
Sat

9:00- 3:30pm

$ 314
Tue & Thurs

6:00- 10:00pm

ADVANCE COLOUR SEPARATION
Sept 19 - Feb 20/88 Sat
BLACK AND WHITE LINE CAMERA & HALFTONE

$ 314

Sept 14 - Jan 13/88 Mon & Wed

6:00- 10:00pm

BINDERY OPERATION (4 YEAR) LEVEL 2

$ 314

3

9:00- 3:30pm

$ 314

$ 314

COLOUR CAMERA
Sept 15 - Jan 7/88 Tues & Thurs

6:00-10:OOpm

LITHOGRAPHIC ART AND PASTE-UP
Sept 19 - Feb 20/88
SAt

$ 314
9 : 00-3:SOpm

JEWELLER AND GOLDSMITH
Level 1 or 2
$ 392
Sept 8 - Mar 29/88
Tue & Thur
6:00-9:OOpm
Level 1 to 4
$ 197
Sept 11 - Nov 27
Fri 9:00-4:00pm
(Note this is only half of 1 Level students must reregister in
Nov for second part)

CARE OF THE MENTALLY FRAGILE
Theory:

$ 80

DEMENTIA IN THE ELDERLY 1
Tue & Thur

6:00-9:OOpm

DEMENTIA IN THE ELDERLY 2

$ 80

Oct 26 - Nov 26 Tue & Thur

6:00-9:OOpm

Sept 22 - Oct 22

RESIDENT-ORIENTED NURSING SKILLS THEORY

$ 80

Dec 1 - Jan 14 Tue & Thur

6:00-9:00pm

PRACTICUM

$80

Dates to be set up by instructor

LONG TERM CARE UPGRADE

$119

LEVEL 1
Sept 8 - OCt 27
Sept 8 - Oct 27

Tue & Thurs
Tue & Thurs

10:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:OOpm

SKINCARE (ESTHETICS)
Level 1 Days
Sept 21 - Nov 18
Sept 21 - Nov 18

$ 418
Mon to Fri
Mon to Fri

9:00-1:OOpm
12:00-4:00pm

SECURITY TRAINING
BUSINESS INVESTIGATIONS

$ 80

Sept 21 - Nov 30 Mon

9:00-12:OOpm

PROFESSIONALISM AND THE SECURITY PERSON

$ 80

Sept 22 - Nov 24 Tues

9:00-12:OOpm

ACCESS CONTROL AND PATROLLING

$ 80

Sept 23 - Dec 2 Wed

9:00-12:00pm

FIRE PREVENTION, BUILDING SAFETY AND
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

$ 80

Sept 24 - Nov 26 Thurs

9:00-12:OOpm

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HOTEL MANAGEMENT
FRONT OFFICE PROCEDURES $ 150
Sept 14 - Dec 14 Mon 7:00-10:OOpm

FOOD PRODUCTION PRINCIPLES $ 150
Sept 19 - Nov 12 Sat 9:00-1:00pm

COMMUNICATIONS - SUPERVISORY DEV 2 $ 150
Sept 16 - Dec 16 Wed 7:00-10:OOpm

HUMAN RELATIONS - SUPERVISORY DEVELOPMENT 1 $ 150
Sept 15 - Dec 8 Tues 7:00-10:00pm

TRAINING SUPERVISORY DEVELOPMENT 3 $ 150
Sept 17 - Dec 10 Thurs 7:00-10:00pm

INSTRUCTOR'S DIPLOMA PROGRAM
EVALUATION OF LEARNING AND INSTRUCTION $ 122
Sept 1 - Nov 3 Tue 6:00-9:00pm

ELEMENTS OF INSTRUCTION $ 122
Sept 9 - Nov 18 Wed 6:00-9:00pm

USE AND DESIGN OF INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA $ 122
Sept 16 - Nov 25 Wed 6:00-9:00pm

INSTRUCTIONAL AND CURRICULUM DESIGN $ 122
Sept 24 - Nov 26 Thur 6:00-9:00pm

ELEMENTS OF INSTRUCTION $ 122
Oct 6 - Dec 8 Thur 6:00-9:00pm

EVALUATION OF LEARNING AND INSTRUCTION $ 122
Nov 5 - Jan 21/88 Thur 6:00-9:00pm

DAY COURSES
INSTRUCTIONAL AND CURRICULUM DESIGN $ 122
Sept 8 - Sept 21 Mon-Fri 9:00-12:00pm

ELEMENTS OF INSTRUCTION $ 122
Sept 22 - Oct 5 Mon-Fri 9:00-12:00pm

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association of Canadian community colleges
association des colleges communautaires du Canada
110 Eglmlon Ave West
Second Floor
Toronto, Ontario M4R I A3

Telephone (416| 489-5925
Tele* 06-217566

CURRICULUM SYSTEMS SPECIALIST - CXC/ACCC/CIDA CURRICULUM AND
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
POSITION DESCRIPTION
The ACCC requires a curriculum systems specialist to work on the

CXC/ACCC/CIDA Curriculum and Institutional Development Project
for a period of 8 to 10 months to assist in the development of
competency based curriculum and instructional materials in

industrial arts subjects. The consultant will be based at the
Caribbean' Examination Council (CXC) office in Barbados and will
also be required to work in the CXC Jamaica Office.

ACOUNTABILITY:
This position reports to the Project Director.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
General Responsibility
As part of the Project Implementation Unit, the Curriculum
Systems Specialist will coordinate the input from the Caribbean
Examination Council pro-registrar, subcommittees and business and
industry, to achieve the objectives of this component of the

project.
Specific Responsibilities
Utilize a DACUM or related process with inputs from business and

industry to validate the current syllabi.
Recommend a process for addressing the curriculum development
needs resulting from the DACUM process.

Assist CXC in developing an implementation model for the
industrial arts curriculum.
Develop an action plan for the training of CXC personnel,
Caribbean Ministries of Education staff, and CXC chief examiners
in the use of the DACUM process.

Identify the training needs of CXC in testing and measurement as
they relate to the Industrial Arts subjects.
Assist CXC in developing and implementing a competency based
education system for the industrial arts and recommend models for

developing and training technical expertise in this field.
QUALIFICATIONS
- This is an opportunity for candidates with 5 years minimum
experience and expertise in the planning, design and development

of modular instructional materials and the utilization of the
DACUM process in trades training.
- Applicants must have excellent communication, interpersonal and

leadership skills.
-Experience in a developing country in academic, administrative
or programme development is desirable.

- Familiarity with the British system of trades training and
certification would be beneficial.
- Applicants should be currently employed at an ACCC member
college and have the full endorsement and support of his or her

institution.
This position is provided for through CIDA funding.
Salary replacement costs will be negotiated with the institution.
Some allowances are available.

PERSONS INTERESTED IN THIS POSITION SHOULD APPLY IN WRITING BY
AUGUST 31, 1987 TO:
Kathleen Whalen
Associate Director, International Bureau
Association of Canadian Community Colleges
110 Eglinton Ave. West
Toronto, Ontario

M4R 1A3

VANCOUVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE

VANCOUVER VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE
Electricity and Industrial Electronics Department
requires an

Auxiliary Electrical Instructor
Qualifications:
At least eight years experience as a Journeyman Electrician; a good knowledge of

Industrial Electronics; and the ability to relate to learners at the
apprenticeship level.
This position demands availability on short notice and would be of interest to
retired electricians with an interest in part-time teaching.

Hours of Work: Variable
Salary Range: As per the current Collective Agreement

Closing Date: September 30, 1987

LANGARA CAMPUS
Requires an
Instructor in Women's Studies

Position:
To teach an interdisciplinary Women's Studies course on a temporary part-time

basis between January 2nd and April 30, 1988.
Qualifications:
Master's Degree in any relevant discipline except psychology or literature and
demonstrated expertise in Women's Studies.

Salary: As per faculty Agreement
Closing Date: September 15, 1987

Please submit applications and resume to:

VANCOUVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Personnel Department

1155 East Broadway
Box 24700, Station "C"
Vancouver, B.C

VST 4N4