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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19980, 23 December 1926, Page 8

The problem of finding immediate employment for the 578 students trained as teachers leaving training colleges this year was mentioned at Thursday’s breaking-up ceremony of the Wellington Training College. The vacancies fc teachers in the schools at the beginning of the year would be insufficient tc absorb the number, although ultimately all might find employment, it was stated, and the suggestion was made that the difficulty might be got over in years to come by admitting and liberating training college students at intervals throughout the year when their services could be utilised. This, however, said Mr J. Caughlcy, was impracticable, as it would interfere with university work. The Government could not be held responsible for the non-employment of trained teachers, but every endeavour would be made to utilise their services. In other professions students had often to undergo long training at their own expense, and then to wait' some time for an opening, and teachers would have to learn to possess their souls in patience too.

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