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Show In short, this job and educational preparation takes you where you JOB NEWS are and puts you Page 5 on your way toa job or the additional schooling that by Virginia Heaton During this word from week we the Civil received Service Commission that it was looking for men to work at the Weber Basin. Utah, and Collbran, Colorado, Job Corps Centers as Training Instructors, Group Leaders and Group Aides. There are no tests for these positions, and applicants will be judged on the basis of experience, education, and training related to the duties of the positions. Training Instructors will be required to have from three to four years experience (or substitute schooling above high school) in a trade or craft. They will teach Arts and Crafts, Auto Mechanics, Carpentry, Cooking, Custodial Maintenance, Industrial Arts, Plumbing, etc. Group Aides and Group Leaders will lead the Corpsmen in_group-living, day-to-day activities, give advice, and prepare records and reports. These positions require one to three years experience in working with people, and for the higher level positions, require special experience or schooling in counseling or group leadership. Have you ever thought that you could do as good a job as your caseworker, employment interviewer, or vocational counselor? You may have thought you would like to have. | talked to a girl earlier this week who said it scared the daylights out of her to even go into an office, but she had always liked the idea of working in the clean surroundings of an office and getting dressed up for work. This new HRC approach might be the answer for her--she could be trained for office work, given pointers on dressing properly and inexpensively, actual on-the-job training and experience, help with WILLIAM BELL and budgeting her new earnings, and even help and instruction in dieting if she wanted. (Courses in Slimnastics, Drama, Minority History, Journalism, are electives at HRC). How’s that for complete service? Many community agencies cooperate with Human Resource Center to refer interested people to this super all-around training. Just ask at Public Service Careers Proagram, - Vocatronal Rehabilitation, Public Welfare, or your local employment office Information Center. Come in to the Information Center for details on this and other programs that could make a difference in YOUR life!!! The Entertainers’’ plus. . .All Star Cast that if they had once ‘been in your shoes’’ they would have been more helpful or sympathetic. The chance for you to. find ‘out might be just around the corner. The Utah Employment Security Department, of which this employment office is a part, has begun laying the groundwork for a new program called ‘“New Careers’’. The object of this program is to train WIN enrollees (who have not done these types of work before) to work in professional jobs similar to the ones mentioned above. It is planned that college credit will be given for participating in the program, as well as the usual WIN incentive pay. We will keep you posted on developments in this program as we hear of them. Jim David and Nina Reeder are still looking for people who might be interested in taking the course In power sewing machine operation. So, if you think that you might enjoy this kind of work, come in to the Employment Office soon. They can also schedule you to take a test for Electronics Assembling, (jobs in this field pay $1.65 to $1.80 to start), and would like to know if you are interested in this type of work. Experienced assemblers make up to $3.00 an hour and are usually women. | called Center the (HRC) Human just ein MONDAY, * SEPTEMBER 7, 1970 9:00 P.M. ’TIL 1:00 A.M. Resource to_ get acquainted the other day. This Center offers an exciting new job and education preparation aporoacn. “oOft.. Of an everything-under-one-roof idea. HRC offers basic education for high school credit, office training, basic sheet metal, auto mechanics, autobody and_ fender repair, welding, heavy duty mechanics, etc. BUT, in addition, HRC offers services you couldn't expect elsewhere: counseling, testing, on-the-job training programs, job placement and referral, etc. TERRACE 464 SOUTH BALLROOM _ MAIN STREET Donation $2.50 Advance $3.00 At Door |
