Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY 13. We are aware that this view is exceedingly unpopular to those in the Ministry of Education who , copying their own errors in the school system , are seeking to obtain for colleges of advanced technology ' parity ...
... ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY 13. We are aware that this view is exceedingly unpopular to those in the Ministry of Education who , copying their own errors in the school system , are seeking to obtain for colleges of advanced technology ' parity ...
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... Advanced Technology must be raised by giving them a distinctive purpose quite separate from Technical Colleges . The Diplomas in Technology cannot do this , particularly in view of the fact that these can also be obtained in Technical ...
... Advanced Technology must be raised by giving them a distinctive purpose quite separate from Technical Colleges . The Diplomas in Technology cannot do this , particularly in view of the fact that these can also be obtained in Technical ...
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... advanced levels of those engaged in industry . But is this so ? Would the Charter of the University of Wales otherwise have contained provision for the establishment of a University Board of Technology ? Article XXVI reads : ' The Court ...
... advanced levels of those engaged in industry . But is this so ? Would the Charter of the University of Wales otherwise have contained provision for the establishment of a University Board of Technology ? Article XXVI reads : ' The Court ...
Contents
VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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