650
mama nabenduage to refuses eu. 0.0 8 o: o atallob as 1/3 O
enerthim to naloged & emetre qui els tot aanal20 ont salona
.tar e bus raTIob sпo 70°
MOIPPI (CA ZO RMOTTICO)
mutual be to proirionon mdł delle beigu en OW
FB 6. I. Qis de noia.hidam 36.78 duauze
no
Ino betting od biuro le ed
1 Mot ded!
TABULA ton Ifl. oooh I a'ci birde salu dale notti os
anado onit 20 #tud
2071 836 VE BAY, TEMA STA
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xit 10 10. bпit 9 JAČINE PROGH NOT
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i
O
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Cardina
WOULD AV AMI B
+
Bliv thAS &
6th 1er bar am08 29
0.7
: 200 alle at bøki?
CANTON, ut ei
TV XAIN C 08*3:00
OR DENNA „ijoitta p blvo.in
20 Podem ettai
ari no T
[ 06 ethebura o
fret MIS TI .bericov nest era! nobulk me to quotasotiqgs
o priusqo SEC To da wa Kitiv berisyon ton at racingpent
cd lng a „h bett&TA, KONO
T
18PROVA od von bl o la nealo
an ni al on sets we need on and oft not bound
.25 DA T CO MERDADIRE
or more
be seriously hampered by the sudden resignation of one
of the staff. When the classes were started great difficulty
was experienced in obtaining the services of the required
number of teachers and three classes came to grief during the
year owing to resignations.
The nucleus of a permanent teaching staff
might be gradually formed by adding to the ordinary agreement
under which teachers are engaged the special condition that
they would be expected if called upon to do so, to take one or
more classes in the Evening Continuation Classes, the rate of
pay for this extra work being inserted in the memorandum of
conditions of service which is supplied to applicants. Although
very strong objections have been raised to the addition of such
a condition we do not think that it can be regarded as un-
reasonable or that it would act as a deterrent, and we recommend
that the views of the Inspector of Schools and of the Headraster
of Queen's College on this point be ascertained.
26. In any case greater permanency can be secured by
engaging teachers by the term or the year whenever there is no
reason to fear that a class will close for want of students
and the engagements should not be terminable as they are at
present on either side without notice. Even in the case of a
class which is of a tentative nature the engagement should be
by the month.
27.
THE ORGANIZING SECRETARY.
The title, status and duties of the Organizing
Secretary as he is now called, are of considerable importance.
The classes are now managed by a Committee of which the
Registrar-General is Chairman, and by the Secretary to the
Committee who is organizing secretary; but the organizing
secretary has no authority except in the specific
Cham tad at zonenlo
Ieten van oneft E ni stotne abis to
Smarathib 3 0209 monte ded
ww.bant ho! fanp
cases that
he receives it from the Committee and any action he takes must
be by direct order of the Committee. A more immediate and
efficient control over the classes is required than is afforded by
11.
650
mama nabenduage to refuses eu. 0.0 8 o: o atallob as 1/3 O
enerthim to naloged & emetre qui els tot aanal20 ont salona
.tar e bus raTIob sпo 70°
MOIPPI (CA ZO RMOTTICO)
mutual be to proirionon mdł delle beigu en OW
FB 6. I. Qis de noia.hidam 36.78 duauze
no
Ino betting od biuro le ed
1 Mot ded!
TABULA ton Ifl. oooh I a'ci birde salu dale notti os
anado onit 20 #tud
2071 836 VE BAY, TEMA STA
HONARIO A1:
xit 10 10. bпit 9 JAČINE PROGH NOT
000% BTA Renov gd bo-
-:robh A 10 holdtoo0 wit of savsio
i
O
Do ut betri me NO KAKOW
_RAID TO TOIA CORT #O PKOITIKOD
**Cafeasio odir ME
Cardina
WOULD AV AMI B
+
Bliv thAS &
6th 1er bar am08 29
0.7
: 200 alle at bøki?
CANTON, ut ei
TV XAIN C 08*3:00
OR DENNA „ijoitta p blvo.in
20 Podem ettai
ari no T
[ 06 ethebura o
fret MIS TI .bericov nest era! nobulk me to quotasotiqgs
o priusqo SEC To da wa Kitiv berisyon ton at racingpent
cd lng a „h bett&TA, KONO
T
18PROVA od von bl o la nealo
an ni al on sets we need on and oft not bound
.25 DA T CO MERDADIRE
or more
be seriously hampered by the sudden resignation of one
of the staff. When the classes were started great difficulty
was experienced in obtaining the services of the required
number of teachers and three classes came to grief during the
year owing to resignations.
The nucleus of a permanent teaching staff
might be gradually formed by adding to the ordinary agreement
under which teachers are engaged the special condition that
they would be expected if called upon to do so, to take one or
more classes in the Evening Continuation Classes, the rate of
pay for this extra work being inserted in the memorandum of
conditions of service which is supplied to applicants. Although
very strong objections have been raised to the addition of such
a condition we do not think that it can be regarded as un-
-reasonable or that it would act as a deterrent, and we recommend
that the views of the Inspector of Schools and of the Headraster
of Queen's College on this point be ascertained.
26. In any case greater permanency can be secured by
engaging teachers by the term or the year whenever there is no
reason to fear that a class will close for want of students
and the engagements should not be terminable as they are at
present on either side without notice. Even in the case of a
class which is of a tentative nature the engagement should be
by the month.
27.
THE ORGANIZING SECRETARY.
The title, status and duties of the Organizing
Secretary as he is now called, are of considerable importance.
The classes are now managed by a Committee of which the
Registrar-General is Chairman, and by the Secretary to the
Committee who is organizing secretary; but the organizing
secretary has no authority except in the specific
Cham tad at zonenlo
Ieten van oneft E ni stotne abis to
Smarathib 3 0209 monte ded
ww.bant ho!" fanp
cases that
he receives it from the Committee and any action he takes must
be by direct order of the Committee. A more immediate and
efficient control over the classes is required than is afforded
by
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