TRAINING COLLEGES.

Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 18764, 20 December 1935, Page 8

TRAINING COLLEGES.

FOUR OPEN NEXT YEAR. (By Telegraph—rrps* Association.) DUNEDIN, Thursday. The Otago Education Board has been advised- by the Education Department that 800 new entrants will be admitted to the four training colleges next year. It is throught that the Otago quota will be increased from 51 to 74.

■ In addition to graduates and those with a qualifying pass in the training college entrance examination, applications will be received from holders of a higher leaving. certificate or of a credit pass in the university entrance scholarship examination. It is likely that there will be no dearth of applicants now that the door is open to holders of higher leaving certificates. The increasing of the bursary to £7O per annum and the restoration of the lodging allowance of £3O per annum will also bo additional attractions.

1 ENTRANCE EXAMINATION.

THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES. The following candidates from the Waikato were successful in passing the Training College entrance examination held in November:—Phyllis Evelyn Beck (Waihi), Walter Noel Bowyer (Te Kuiti), Joyce-Winifred Brown, Stewart William Christie, Isobel Emma Helen Gumming, Herbert Curnow, Keith Berdwood Harrod (Hamilton), Bryan Robert Frank Hotson (Te Kuiti), Arthur Ellis Kinsella, Peter Noel McGregor (Waihi), lan Duncan Mclntyre, Alfred Victor McKenzie, Grace Jean Mason, Kathleen Irene Ryan (Hamilton), Roy Sanders (Te Kuiti), John Alan Sinclair (Rotorua), Alan George Thomas (Malania ta), Ella Sylvia Turnbull (Te j Kuiti), Guy Everard Willoughby I (Hamilton). | The following obtained a partial j pass:—Eric Broadhurst, Valerie OliVe ! Burton, Marjorie Jean Carter, Valmai ! Joan Glephane (Hamilton), Robert j David Gear (Matamata), Betty Burj ness Glover, Edna. Margaret Hare, Mar- ! garet Ella McDonald, Margaret Norrisli, Selina Ruth Stark, Marjorie de Kemble Tomlinson, Cyril Charles Wild (Hamilton)-