Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... qualifications . 11. Advanced study and further qualifications We regard it as important that there should be both incentives and opportunities for all teachers , through whatever channel of higher education they have initially ...
... qualifications . 11. Advanced study and further qualifications We regard it as important that there should be both incentives and opportunities for all teachers , through whatever channel of higher education they have initially ...
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... qualifications APPENDIX C ( i ) Routes to university degrees and similar qualifications for Training College students A consequence of our recommendations in para . 9 would be that teachers would continue to be distinguishable as two ...
... qualifications APPENDIX C ( i ) Routes to university degrees and similar qualifications for Training College students A consequence of our recommendations in para . 9 would be that teachers would continue to be distinguishable as two ...
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... qualifications of the kind indicated has been based on the actual figures of those obtaining such qualifications over the years since 1953. These show that a diminishing percentage of the increasing number of pupils remaining at school ...
... qualifications of the kind indicated has been based on the actual figures of those obtaining such qualifications over the years since 1953. These show that a diminishing percentage of the increasing number of pupils remaining at school ...
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Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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