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Needed Urgently Computer Instructor	Certified in- Information Technology & 3-years Teaching Experience.	752-5333 or e-mail: sweetlittletobago@hotmail.com
Needed Urgently Office Assistant	Experienced in Desktop Publishing, Computer Literate, Efficient Typist, General Sales.	752-5333 or e-mail: sweetlittletobago@hotmail.com
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Qualifications / Skills & Experiences	Names	Gender	Contacts
Qualification: Bsc. Computing & Information Systems CXC O'level Passes: Mathematics 2, English 2, Principles of Business 2, Principles of Accounts 1, Spanish 1	Maryam Ali	Female	ali_maryam@hotmail.com
Qualification: 6 CXC subjects: Mathematics 3, English 2, Principles of Business 3, Principles of Accounts 3, Integrated 3 and Electronics 2. City & Guilds diploma in Electrical Installation and Basic Construction Skills	Keron Osmond	Male	keronosmond@yahoo.com
Qualifications: CXCs: Mathematics, English Language, Electronics, Geography, Technical Drawing; Certificates in NEC- Construction and Carpentry, Project Management.	Junior Noel	Male	710-7963
Qualifications: 7 CXCs including Maths and English. Any of the following positions: Office Assistant, Dental Assistant, Lab Assistant.	Natasha Edmund	Female	336-3256
CXC Subjects: CXCs: English- 3 and Social Studies- 4, `Other Certificates:` Computer Literacy Certificate, Software Programming Certificate, Civilian Conservation Corps.	Kern Alleyne	Male	639-7891
Qualifications: CXCs: Mathematics (2); English (3; Spanish (2); Human & Social Biology (b); Geography (3); Clothing & Textiles (2); Psychology (e) and Certificate in computer literacy.		Female	635-1276 / 713-4875 / 709-9086
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