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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 18:23:07 EDT
From:         mulliner@OUVAXA.UCLS.OHIOU.EDU
Subject:      Malaysia: Positions Available
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                   Ohio University Electronic Communication


   Date:  15-Apr-1992 06:22pm EST

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   From:  Kent Mulliner                              Dept:  Library
          MULLINER                                 Tel No:  614-593-2707

Subject:  Malaysia: Positions Available


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                   POSITION ANNOUNCEMENTS

     [The following two positions will be listed in the forth coming issue of
Berita, national newsletter of the Malaysia/Singapore/Brunei Studies Group --
Subscriptions to Berita are $10 for individuals, $20 for institutions and should
be sent to Dr. John Lent, 669 Ferne Blvd., Drexel Hill, PA 19026, USA.]

                   CHIEF TECHNICAL ADVISER
               POLYTECHNIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

  A Government of Malaysia program to establish three new polytechnics and
a staff training center, expected to be financed by the World Bank, seeks a
Chief Technical Adviser (CTA) to the Technical and Vocational Education
Division (TAVED) of the Ministry of Education.  The CTA will provide inputs
in the design of the new polytechnics and liaison with consultants responsible
for staff training, curriculum development, and documentation of equipment
specifications.  The CTA should be a senior vocation and technical education
specialist (Ph.D. or equivalent) with experience as a manager of international
development programs, extensive work experience in vocational and technical
education, engineering, and/or related fields, and extensive teaching experience
in vocation and technical education or engineering.  Fluency in English is
required and a working knowledge of Bahasa Malaysia is desirable.
Applications with a full curriculum vitae and names and addresses of three
references should be made in writing, BY APRIL 30, 1992, to:  Director of
technical and Vocational Education Division, Ministry of Education Malaysia,
Level 3, Block F, Damansara Town Centre, 50604 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.  For
more information or full description, contact the Director at city code 03,
 phone
2558655 or fax 2551170.

                     LIBRARY CONSULTANT
    MALAYSIA INSTITUTE OF DIPLOMACY AND FOREIGN RELATIONS

A short-term consultant (one to two weeks in Kuala Lumpur) is sought to
assist the new Institute of Diplomacy and Foreign Relations to organize a
research library on international relations/diplomacy/strategic studies which
will serve the growing need for better information on international affairs by
the policy-making community.  The consultant will work with the Institute's
librarian to develop a plan for library services to meet researchers' needs,
including 1) identifying special service needs of the research library, 2)
developing a core collection for purchase in 1992, and advising on appropriate
tele-information/reference systems.  Ambassador Talalla, past Ambassador to
the U.S. has been named as Director of the Institute which is scheduled to open
in November 1992.  Timing for the assignment is late April or early May.  For
further information contact, Stephen Claborne, Program Officer, The Asia
Foundation, San Francisco: (415) 982-4640.

     Provided by K. Mulliner, Chair, Malaysia/Singapore/Brunei
     Studies Group of the Association for Asian Studies.
               mulliner@ouvaxa.ucls.ohiou.edu
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