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We believe there will be an increased demand from Commonwealth students for places in higher education in the U.K. We hope the Committee will estimate the demand accurately and allow for it in their recommendations .
We believe there will be an increased demand from Commonwealth students for places in higher education in the U.K. We hope the Committee will estimate the demand accurately and allow for it in their recommendations .
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Initial education and training ( a ) We believe that both the concurrent and consecutive forms have proved themselves in practice . Where the pattern is consecutive the education and training should , as far as possible , be integrally ...
Initial education and training ( a ) We believe that both the concurrent and consecutive forms have proved themselves in practice . Where the pattern is consecutive the education and training should , as far as possible , be integrally ...
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Above all it understands its own purpose , and it is staffed by a large body of university teachers who believe in it , more or less as it stands , and will be happy to continue to work in it . The forces , social and educational ...
Above all it understands its own purpose , and it is staffed by a large body of university teachers who believe in it , more or less as it stands , and will be happy to continue to work in it . The forces , social and educational ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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