Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1079
... feel that the scholarships given by industrial firms to young people going to industry might impede the supply of specialist teachers . We feel that graduates do not receive the type of teacher training which is most suitable , and also ...
... feel that the scholarships given by industrial firms to young people going to industry might impede the supply of specialist teachers . We feel that graduates do not receive the type of teacher training which is most suitable , and also ...
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... feel that , given this scale of expansion— and this is where we feel some need to make a different submission from our colleagues in London - Scotland will be much more in need of quali- tative development than of a mere expansion in ...
... feel that , given this scale of expansion— and this is where we feel some need to make a different submission from our colleagues in London - Scotland will be much more in need of quali- tative development than of a mere expansion in ...
Page 1508
... feel they ought to do in life and they seem to be pathetically uneducated by the experience through which they have passed in the last three years . Chairman : I understand that . I think that there is real danger that the honours ...
... feel they ought to do in life and they seem to be pathetically uneducated by the experience through which they have passed in the last three years . Chairman : I understand that . I think that there is real danger that the honours ...
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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academic Advanced Technology apprentices Arthur Thomson body Chairman Colleges of Advanced Council Dame Kitty Anderson degree course departments difficulty Diploma Elvin engineering examination expansion experience external degree facilities feel graduates higher education honours Ifor Evans increase industry institutions James Pitman lectures Lord Chorley Medical Schools memorandum ment Miss Gardner number of students organisation perhaps physics places possible postgraduate present problem profession Professor Carter Professor Drever Professor Giffen Professor Mansfield Cooper qualified question recognised regard Scotland Shearman Sir David Anderson Sir Douglas Logan Sir Edward Appleton Sir Patrick Linstead Sir Philip Morris Sir Robert Aitken Sir Thomas Taylor sities sixth form specialist staff standard subjects suggest teacher training colleges teaching technical colleges tion undergraduate United Kingdom univer University Grants Committee University of London Urwin versity veterinary Vice-Chancellors wastage