Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1241
... Recognised Teacher , upon a teacher in a public educational institution ( defined in the Statutes as any institution which provides general or special education and which is not carried on for private gain or profit ' ) and such a ...
... Recognised Teacher , upon a teacher in a public educational institution ( defined in the Statutes as any institution which provides general or special education and which is not carried on for private gain or profit ' ) and such a ...
Page 1260
... recognised teacher principle . Historically I think the University of London has been able to exercise pressure on governing bodies of colleges with recognised teachers in order to upgrade facilities . This has been the great merit of ...
... recognised teacher principle . Historically I think the University of London has been able to exercise pressure on governing bodies of colleges with recognised teachers in order to upgrade facilities . This has been the great merit of ...
Page 1735
... recognised as teachers of the Institute . It is a university in- stitute but this is not the same as recognising training college teachers as teachers of the university . Part of the Institute is the central college , the U.D.E. where ...
... recognised as teachers of the Institute . It is a university in- stitute but this is not the same as recognising training college teachers as teachers of the university . Part of the Institute is the central college , the U.D.E. where ...
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Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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