DRULEIGH COLLEGE

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 874, 18 January 1930, Page 5

DRULEIGH COLLEGE

ALL TRAINING FOR BOYS I AND GIRLS ! A particularly wide field o£ training I j for careers is covered by the well--1! known institution, Druleigh College. ! For boys there are the domains of j business, including clerical work, j salesmanship, knowledge of merIi chandise, and executive work. The ! ambition of the average young man here should be accountancy. There is 1 commercial art with great possibilities for those gifted in drawing, colour work and design. Salesmanship is probably the best career for the boy 1 j good personality who will take up the

| study of marketing and merchandising. Wireless operating is the most I attractive profession of the day. It has a future beyond our present powers of estimation. The preparation for it takes less time than that required for any other profession. The pay is good and the cost of training is comparatively low. Shorthand, typing and book-keeping offer opportunities for many boys. Boys, as a rule, do not take up this training; yet there are numerous demands for boys so trained. Girls usually take up shorthand, typing and sometimes book-keeping. There are numerous opening and op- ‘ portunities for those who are well trained. There is no future for thos** who are not thoroughly trained. Commercial art is a splendid profession for those girls who have a bent in this direction. There are positions i available and much work to be obtained L from individual clients among the shopkeepers and business firms. According to Druleigh College » officials, the most productive training 5 for girls is a full course in dressmaking. There is good employment to be i obtained. The business possibilities L for a good dressmaker in small towns . and even in the cities are really great. Retail salesmanship offers good em- . ployment and a fine career to girls of . good personality and address. Train- ' ing means rapid promotion and progress and a keener sense of business . values.