INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT SCHOOLS.

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3181, 4 September 1917, Page 11

INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT SCHOOLS.

The inanagemoiit. of the International Corrospondeaco Schoolfl realise , r result of the war. unique opportuniuch ioi advau'ccment arc presenting thomßcLvch to tlioeso ambitious men who arc W,IU "S qualify themselves for same. Many iouns men may wish to tah« the °PP° rtu L u J ° Kccuring such advaiiccmcnf, or ot c\pu changing their present employme^nt 10 ono more congenial or more remunerative With this in view, .and with a. desire to Place ah I.C.S. course of inHtructiou witmn tho reach of all, the management ol tic International Correspondence Schools nau. dccidcd to oiler a gonerous rcductioii ot fees to all students enrolling annng tember. This rcductiou will take the i° , nl of a "students'" discount of 10 per.ccnu with a further discount of 10 per cent, on the original price, provided the new studotit introduces one additional student witiiin one of his own enrolment. Further particulars will be lo}"}} 1 in our advertising columns. The possibility of being cuMed up i» ono of the ballots uiay lead some who would otherwise enrol to hesitate before doing so. In order to meet any such casen, an miuevtaicing' is given by the management oi tno International Correspondence Schools tihii the payment of fees by any student will (if desired) be suspended during Ins ansence from New Zealand on active service. Prospective students arc therefore urgea to hike advantage of this spccial oner ana enrol at once.