N.Z. TEACHERS WANT THE TOP JOBS
P.A. WELLINGTON, Aug 24. The national executive of the New Zealand Technical School Teachers’ Association has decided appointment to a principalship or to one of the higher positions other than a principalship would be given to an overseas applicant onl v in the most exceptpional case with very adequate reasons given.” Announcing this in a statement in Wellington last evening, the executive said that, “having given some consideration to the matter of the appointment of overseas applicants for principalships, in the New Zealand service, it considers that, whilei overseas teachers of high attainment and diverse experience have a contribution to make to our service, such teachers, to make that contribution effective, should come into the service at the lower levels in order that they may grow into a knowledge of the New Zealand community .7
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Grey River Argus, 25 August 1949, Page 6
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