Three Lectures On Vocational Training
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In addition to these we have a number of lower technical schools adapted for home industries, for instance, schools of weaving, carving, basketmaking, lace- making, etc. Finally, household schools and schools for needle- work and dressmaking must not be forgotten. These schools- for home industries are of the greatest importance in an over- populated country like Germany, or a country poor in agriculture like the Alpine districts of Austria, and they are accordingly beginning to attract the att...ention of the state in a very high degree. Particularly in Austria the organizers of home indus- tries have in some places succeeded by good schools in so raising the standard of production as to lead to a not inconsiderable export and to increase the prosperity of districts possessing no advantages of the soil, in a manner undreamed of before. The establishment of day trade schools has sometimes been the cause of more economic and social profit in these cases than in' the large industries. Our magnificently developed chemical in- dustry as well as our food industries are af present almost en- tirely without technical middle schools.
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In addition to these we have a number of lower technical schools adapted for home industries, for instance, schools of weaving, carving, basketmaking, lace- making, etc. Finally, household schools and schools for needle- work and dressmaking must not be forgotten. These schools- for home industries are of the greatest importance in an over- populated country like Germany, or a country poor in agriculture like the Alpine districts of Austria, and they are accordingly beginning to attract the att...ention of the state in a very high degree. Particularly in Austria the organizers of home indus- tries have in some places succeeded by good schools in so raising the standard of production as to lead to a not inconsiderable export and to increase the prosperity of districts possessing no advantages of the soil, in a manner undreamed of before. The establishment of day trade schools has sometimes been the cause of more economic and social profit in these cases than in' the large industries. Our magnificently developed chemical in- dustry as well as our food industries are af present almost en- tirely without technical middle schools.
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