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skills and the ability to anticipate needs, plan, organize, coordinate, and perform work with no or very little direction. Strong time management skills, the ability to set priorities and to manage and
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) program, with assigned courses including: Modern Studio Recording Techniques (MUSI 2550) Technical Ear Training (MUSI 2560) Electronic and Popular Music Production (MUSI 3850) Music Design for Film and
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management, access control, and property management programs. Knowledge of fire prevention methods and response procedures. An understanding of Standard Operating Procedures formats. Ability to to work
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or performance tuning. Take a proactive approach to plan and organize upgrades as well as maintenance tasks. Maintain accurate documentation of network design, maintenance activities, and inventory. Independently
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show initiative in contributing to the department’s programs and curriculum development. The successful applicant will be expected to establish and maintain an independent, active, and externally funded
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institutional leaders. Formulate a strategic framework and annual plan for the successful realization of specific projects. Provide input into briefing notes, meeting plans, events and tours, and completing call
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will gain experience in public speaking, classroom management, educational lesson planning, administration skills and valuable communication soft skills. DE programs work with a variety of technology
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management, educational lesson planning, administration skills and valuable communication soft skills. DE programs work with a variety of technology used in K-12 education that you will be taught how to use
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work. An individual in this position will gain experience in public speaking, classroom management, educational lesson planning, administration skills and valuable communication soft skills. DE programs
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-month BN After-Degree programs are offered in collaboration with Lethbridge College within the Nursing Education in Southwestern Alberta (NESA) Programs. Students practice in rural and urban settings