NATIONAL EFFICIENCY.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16151, 4 March 1918, Page 9

NATIONAL EFFICIENCY.

o EDUCATION OF APPRENTICES. The attention of M r J. A. Frostick (Canterbury Commissioner on tho National Efficiency Board), was directed on Saturday to the,discussion at the meeting of tho Board of Governors of tho Technical College, on Friday night, on tho question of the education of apprentices, and of children who had left school, which wr.s raised by the chairman (Mr George Scott), in the coursc of the discussion Mr J. Black said that the Efficiency Board had a scheme m hand, and ho urged that tho matter b© held up until the Board's scheme was completed. , , • . Mr Frostick stated that tho subject "was on the agenda paper for the next meeting of the Board. On his Teturn from Wellington he proposed to call tho trades, profossions s and commerce committees together to ,^ lscu ft whole question of nationalprepar 3 n for efficient production. The Board of Governors of the Technical College would be invited to forward the names of representatives, to -whom in would be issued to part l cussion. Mr Frostick f u F*k? r CT j ven that a notico of motion had ou the subject, the nature . wbs not vet at liberty to disc