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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30794, 5 July 1965, Page 7

OUTSTANDING TRAINING! fl\jXL, laMlll fl UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES FOR ABLE, AMBITIOUS YOUNG PEOPLE y xl/. Generous allowances paid throughout f Il MflW training period. • rr’^iTr Practical encouragement to gain the '*/Kr qualifications which command the highest SgAgtgJHS. ,f£*f salaries. Opportunities for University study (full M^aO» y>> » or P art time) with tuition fees, allowances and boarding allowance paid. 7|» I CTOOkfl x]/ A vigorous educational, cultural, social and * / > sporting life. M/ The companionship of lively, intelligent WQO& KtMFo fellow student teachers. Etf# AS YOU TRAIN for a career In which prospects have never been better! PRIMARY TRAINEES receive £355 BOTH PRIMARY AND POSTp.a. with Endorsed .School Certificate PRIMARY TEACHERS CAN BE er £395 p.a. with University Entrance. SPECIALISTS Boarding allowance £62 p.a. where Xf an y successful Primary' teacher applicable. trainees take the opportunity to further particular interests with a third year of specialised training from a POST-PRIMARY TRAINEES re- wide range of subjects such as Physical reive £295 p.a. during first 2 years at Education, Speech Training and University and £4lO p.a. in subsequent Music. Commercial or Homecraft years. University' fees are paid—and a school-leavers who wish to teach in boarding allowance of £46 p.a. Uni- Post-Primary schools, may apply for a versify Graduates mav train for either 2-year course for Commercial Teacheis Pi imarv < one year Div. A) or Post- at either Auckland or Christchurch—Primary teaching (one year Div. C). or a 2-year course for Homecraft f'alan- for Graduates during training Teachers at Auckland or Dunedin. UNIVERSITY STUDY, STUDENT- K* Klk SHIPS AND BURSARIES W&/ IL > Excellent opportunities are available W* to Primary Teacher Trainees as well Aflßk'/fW- / Zr* as those interested in Post-Primary teaching. THOSE WHO HAVE LEFT SCHOOL are still eligible for teacher train■■■■■■■■BMMHi ing. Minimum educational qualiHIGH QUALIFICATIONS “ Students have excellent opportunities academic qualification or an to gain high qualifications which bring educational standard at least as improved chances for promotion to j - h Allowance during training responsible positions in schools, Teach- £ 6 55 for those over 21 and ers’ Colleges, or as Departmental £355 (£395 with University Officers in many fields commanding Entrance) for those under 21. salaries ranging from £2OOO to £3OOO Marriage allowance where applicand beyond. able £7O p a cull details attainable from Vocational Guidance Centres, from the Recruitment Oficer of any Education Board or from tha Department of Education, Wellington. Tea>diing£ IS A GREAT OAREER