28.
If this is done, the needs for graduate and trained non-
graduate teachers would change from those set out in
Part 1 of Table I to those set out in Part 2 of Table I.
9.
The Colleges of Education undertake all training
of non-graduate teachers, and hence must be responsible for
meeting the annual needs shown in Table I. The present
planned output of the three Colleges of Education by 1975
is 1,660 (720 full-time and 940 part-time). However, this
output can be increased to 2,040 (900 full-time and 1,140
part-time) by :
10.
(a) bringing into temporary use the sub-standard
(b)
accommodation in Hunghom which has just been
vacated by the Sir Robert Black College of
Education on its move to recently completed
premises at Pipers Hill, and
& small increase in the output of the three
permanent Colleges of Education.
The total output of 2,040 from 1976 onwards will
probably be adequate to meet the projected non-graduate
requirements of primary and secondary schools up to
September 1979, as shown in Part 2 of Table I, taking into
account the requirements of primary schools, estimated at
about 500-600 non-graduate teachers a year.
11.
After September 1979, the demand for teacher
training facilities will depend on the output of graduates
from the Universities and the influence of the trends in
birthrate on the 12-16 age group in the nineteen eighties,
and on teacher wastage. If this demand exceeds significantly
the output of the three Colleges of Education it will be
necessary to reprovision the Hunghom accommodation in a new
/permanent
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