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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27092, 28 May 1949, Page 13

EDUCATIONAL QTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. TRAINING OF TEACHERS, 1950. APPLICATIONS for admission to Training College will be received up till FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1949. DIVISION A: Two-year course for which, except in the case of servicemen and ex-service-men, the minimum educational qualification is School Certificate. Candidates sitting School Certificate or University Entrance this year may apply, but preference will be given to those who already hold the required qualification and who in other respects are suitable. Applications will be accepted from exservicemen and women who have had three years’ good secondary education or equivalent. DIVISION C: One-year course at Auckland Training College, for which the academic qualification is a University degree. Candidates completing degree this year may apply in anticipation. SPECIAL COURSE IN HOMECRAFTS: Except in the case of ex-servicewomen, candidates must hold the minimum educational qualification (School Certificate) at the time application is imade; applications will not be received from those sitting the Examination this ,year. The first year of the course is spent at the Dunedin Training College. Otago students spend the second year in Christchurch Technical College and the third as probationary assistants in Otago. Applicants must be not less than 17 years of age on February 28, 1950. The salaries of teachers have been substantially improved, and it is intended to reduce the size of classes as soon as sufficient teachers are available. The prospects for young people entering the teaching service are therefore good. Liberal bursaries (minimum £145 p.a. for those under 21) are payable to students while in training. Those over 21 receive, if single, £285 (men) and £230 (women). Higher rates are paid to married men and ex-servicemen and women. Those under 21 who require to live away from home also receive a boarding allowance of £4O p.a. v Forms of application, containing conditions of appointment, are now obtainable at the Education Office, 236 Moray place, Dunedin. High School and District High School pupils will obtain their forms at school.C. Education Office, Dunedin, 25/5/1949." R. McLEAN, Secretary. W.E.A. PROGRAMME, MAY 30 to JUNE 2. ; r.MONDAY, 8 p.m.—“ Introduction to Philm. osophy.” D. H. MUNRO, M.A., in the Adult Education, 835 George street. (TUESDAY, 8 p.m.—" War and Peace.” E. A. OLSSEN, M.A., in N.Z. Educational Institute, Moray place north. TUESDAY, 8 p.m.—“ The History of \ Music.” Miss MARY MARTIN, Mus.B., in G room, Main University :.?uilding. WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m.—“ The Modern Movement in Painting and Sculpture.” J. E. '2. MURPHY, in the School of Home S> 'ience, Union street. WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m.—“ Shakespeare and the Elizabethans.” Mr K. A. BLAKEY, B. in N.lc. Educational Institute, Moray place north. THURSDAY, 2.30 p.m. (Women Only).— “ The British Emoire.” Mrs PETER MILNE, 8.A., in Y.W.C.A. Rooms, Moray place. WEDNESDAY, JI.SO p.m.—'" Drama,” in Harrop Street Hall (opposite Concert Chamber). SUBURBAN. TUESDAY, 2.30 (Women Only).—"The Negro in the British Empire.” Mr PETER MILNE, 8.A., in St. Michael’s Sunday School, Anderson’s Bay. TUESDAY, 8 p.m.—“World Peoples.” R. H. GREENWOOD, M.A., Community Centre, Wakari. THURSDAY, 8 p.m.—" Drama.” Mrs M. 4 FREEMAN,, in Wakari Community.; Centre, Wakari. TUESDAY, 8 p.m.—“ World Affairs.” '®^ K. A. BLAKEY, M.Sc. (Econ.),|||§ Community Centre, Mornington. vSj WEDNESDAY, 7.45 p.m.—“ Gardening.” | G. SIMPSON, in Ratepayers’ Hall, Waverley. THURSDAY, 7.45 p.m.—“ Gardening.” C. K. ELLIS, in Anglican Hall, Corstorphine. Everyone Welcome. SECURE A PASS THIS YEAR IN ACCOUNTANCY. 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DULT EDUCATION AND W.E.A., L UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. RECITAL OF POETRY. ftEADINGS OF ENGLISH POETRY will given x by Miss MARY JOLLY, Miss JTTY JOHNSTON and Mr ROLAND ATSON, and the Programme will inide recent Recordings of Poetry spoken Sir Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud, ■lan Thomas and others. \t 8 p.m., MONDAY, MAY 30, in the JBLIC LIBRARY HALL, Moray place, [mission Is. DOSSBOTHAM’S COMMERCIAL 1\ COLLEGE, Stock Exchange Buildings. Dunedin SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING Coaching for Government and Pitman Examinations ClsssGs Daily Evening Classes Tuesdays and Thursdays TeleDhone 10-736 or call for particulars ICOUNTANCY STUDENTS, ITCH UP BY CORRESPONDENCE., though some months of the Academic ■ have passed, it is still not too late tudy Accountancy with the progres- “ H.C.A.” College. Write for ProsILE’S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY, LTD., x pecialists in Teaching Accountancy, Colonial Mutual Life Buildings, P.O. Box 3018, WELLINGTON. 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