Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... specialised , will they not be in the same trouble that the sixth forms are in now ? Mr. Watt : I visualise the entrance requirements as not being specialised , that if a person had a certificate of the college he would be entitled to ...
... specialised , will they not be in the same trouble that the sixth forms are in now ? Mr. Watt : I visualise the entrance requirements as not being specialised , that if a person had a certificate of the college he would be entitled to ...
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... specialised degrees could be stated just a little more explicitly ? Let me give the reasons why I ask this . Is the case to be regarded as resting on pedagogic grounds , that the non - specialised degree is better suited to a certain ...
... specialised degrees could be stated just a little more explicitly ? Let me give the reasons why I ask this . Is the case to be regarded as resting on pedagogic grounds , that the non - specialised degree is better suited to a certain ...
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... specialisation . Of course we shall always need the specialised honours graduate also ; he is the person who will go on to be a highly specialised researcher . Mr. Elvin : May I put the point in another way ? Is it the argument that ...
... specialisation . Of course we shall always need the specialised honours graduate also ; he is the person who will go on to be a highly specialised researcher . Mr. Elvin : May I put the point in another way ? Is it the argument that ...
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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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