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Mr. Milligan : That, I agree, is a possibility ; but the difficulty is that we hold the
view that the- practical experience gained in an office is vital to anyone who is
going into the profession. At least three years' practical experience are needed,
and ...
Mr. Milligan : That, I agree, is a possibility ; but the difficulty is that we hold the
view that the- practical experience gained in an office is vital to anyone who is
going into the profession. At least three years' practical experience are needed,
and ...
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Sir Philip Morris : In the second part of his paper Sir Cyril refers to improving the
status and esteem of a more practical type of education. He says an intensive
effort should be made to improve the whole status of practical education. What is
the ...
Sir Philip Morris : In the second part of his paper Sir Cyril refers to improving the
status and esteem of a more practical type of education. He says an intensive
effort should be made to improve the whole status of practical education. What is
the ...
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practical methods in order to build up and encourage and develop engineering
— I am using your language now deliberately? Sir Cyril Hinshelwood: Inter alia,
yes. Sir Philip Morris: So the aim is really the same as the aim of the academic ...
practical methods in order to build up and encourage and develop engineering
— I am using your language now deliberately? Sir Cyril Hinshelwood: Inter alia,
yes. Sir Philip Morris: So the aim is really the same as the aim of the academic ...
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Headmasters Association of Scotland and Association of Headmistresses Scottish | 1071 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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| Title | Papers by command, Volume 14 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | HMSO, 1962 |
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