Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, June 10, 1992, Page 11, Image 11

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Special Edition
Job Training Beats Unemployment
“The majority of office jobs have been ncia r>y women, oui
for training,” says Kary n Miller, Executive Director at the compai
in Office Automation and basic computer training. According to
not be perceived as being typically for men, many who arc out o
with some office training.
AtBCTI’s Beaverton site, the curriculum revolves around me
coupled with computer training. Daroll Nicholson, Executive Dirt
highest unemployment rate in eight years, medical related job op
do is look in the paper,” he said. “In the Oregonian, three or lour
ads are medical related.”
Nicholson is a former member of Oregon's Advisory Boa
president of the Oregon Private School Association. For Be TI,
many students arc getting jobs.
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