Far Too Many Teaching Applicants
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WELLINGTON, July 20. ; A total of 990 applications for 200 ; vacancies, had been received for fthe \ speeial training course for teachers, ; said the Minister of Education, Mr Mc- j Combs, to-night. He added that the l work of selection had already begun j and candidates would be advised as; early as possible in August whether ; they had been seleeted. ! ' ' From the large number of applica- ; tions received, there should be no dif-; ficulty in selecting a group of excel- ; lent- trainees whose entry to the «er- : vice after certification, will help meet ; the present shortage of trained teach- , ' ers," said the Minister. ' ' Moreover, ! ! their maturity and enthusiasm will, |j [am confldent, rpact favourably on the prof ession as a whole.-; '
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Chronicle (Levin), 21 July 1949, Page 8
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