Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Specialist training 13. By Specialist Training ' we mean the study of subjects or aspects of subjects which will be applied vocationally . The study of a craft skill is an obvious instance of specialist training , but no more so than ...
... Specialist training 13. By Specialist Training ' we mean the study of subjects or aspects of subjects which will be applied vocationally . The study of a craft skill is an obvious instance of specialist training , but no more so than ...
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... specialists it is necessary for schools to assess the specialist potentiality of their pupils . As in Higher Education , there is much talk of liberalising Sixth Form studies and making them less specialist . But so long as entrance to ...
... specialists it is necessary for schools to assess the specialist potentiality of their pupils . As in Higher Education , there is much talk of liberalising Sixth Form studies and making them less specialist . But so long as entrance to ...
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... specialist and non- specialist can only be narrowed by continuing general education for everyone at least up to the age of 18 , and preferably beyond , it seems to us essential that courses aimed at differentiating between students and ...
... specialist and non- specialist can only be narrowed by continuing general education for everyone at least up to the age of 18 , and preferably beyond , it seems to us essential that courses aimed at differentiating between students and ...
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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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