Human Resources
by Saira Merali Walker

Testing for competitions:

Word processing tests are
administered for many positions
at the College. Most clerical
positions require the ability to
use Microsoft Word at one of the
following three levels: working
level, considerable level and
thorough level. Criteria guidelines
can be found on the intranet
under Human Resources testing.
The guidelines provide an outline
of the types of tasks you will be
expected to complete for each
level. The knowledge level required
for each position is determined
by the class spec which specifies
software requirements for the
position. A time limit of one
hour is allotted for each lev
of the Word test. Reference
materials are allowed and we
encourage you to use the help
screen if required.

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Tuition fees cut

A recent government
announcement has confirmed
that there will be a five

per cent cut in tuition fees,
5,025 new student spaces and

a funding boost in the next fiscal
year for B.C.’s 28 post-
secondary institutions.
Included will be full
compensation for the
tuition cut. The government
is committing another $46
million for this fiscal year
that will:

¢ provide a $23-million,
one-time funding boost this
year for the four main research
universities

e increase new equipment and
ibrary purch ses at ppollees,

of B.C. applauds the
| government's renewed
nent to post-secondary

A 23-year-old graduate of
Capilano College’s Business
Administration two-year diploma
program has been named Business
Person of the Year 2000 by the
Squamish Chamber of Commerce.
onaebiaedt Wall is the publisher
and founder of

99 North Magazine,
a unique publication
committed to serving
the tourist industry
and visitors to the
Sea to Sky corridor.
Natalie and Sabre Published twice a
year, the impressive magazine
reaches 100,000 people in more
than 1,000 locations in British
Columbia, Alberta, and
Washington. It’s loaded with
community profiles and
recreation guides to backcountry
fishing, hiking, cross country
skiing, biking and diving
locations. With the addition

of beautiful photography and
eye-catching page layout, the
magazine becomes an essential
travelling companion. Natalie
said that to be compared to
previous recipients in Squamish,
such as former Capilano College
board member, Linda Carney, is
a little awe-inspiring.

College talent day