conducted jointly by him and by the teachers. The arrangements for examinations for diplomas will be made by the Inspector of Schools and the examinations will be conducted by examiners who are unconnected with the classes.
TITLE.
30. A change of title seems desirable and we recommend that the classes should be given in future, the name of The Hongkong Technical College.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION.
31. One of the teachers complained of his class being hampered by the student's ignorance of English and recommended an entrance examination. We are not sure that such an examination is necessary and feel that it would act as a deterrent to intending students. Other teachers whom we questioned did not seem to have found any serious difficulty in this respect and we think the best way to meet it should it arise, would be for the teachers to report to the Secretary any student he found incapable of following his lecture and for the Secretary to take any action that may be necessary. If it is thought advisable for the student to leave, a refund of the school fee would have to be made. In the English class if it is to remain a Continuation Class some examination is called for, but we do not recommend that it should be a formal examination unless the student appears to fall distinctly below the standard. We recommend that none should be admitted into the Junior Class unless he is qualified to enter the First Class of Queen's College.
32. ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE.
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31.
One of the teachers complained of his class
being hampered by the student's ignorance of English and re-
-commended an entrance examination. We are not sure that such
an examination is necessary and feel that it would act as a
deterrent to intending students. Other teachers whom we question
-ed did not seem to have found any serious difficulty in this
respect and we think the best way to meet it should it arise,
would be for the teachers to report to, the Secretary any
student he found incapable of following his lecture and for the
Secretary to take any action that may be necessary. If it is
thought advisable for the student to leave, a refund of the
school fee would have to be made. In the English class if it
is to remain a Continuation Class some examination is called
for, but we do not recommend that it should be a formal examina-
-tion unless the student appears to fall distinctly below the
standard. We recommend that none should be admitted into the
Junior Class unless he is qualified to enter the First Class of
Queen's College.
-
32.
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE.
The attached schedule shows the estimated
expenditure if the classes are conducted on the scale we recom-
-mend. If the classes are to be a success the Government must
be prepared to spend liberally on equipment. The demands of
the teaching staff have been closely examined and economies
have been introduced wherever possible. We have reason to believ
that
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