Vocational Education in Europe: Report to the Commercial Club of Chicago
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n not: Has the boy already a definite place in view?
If so, with whom?
3. What occupation does the boy wish to take up?
i. If he wishes to be apprenticed: (a) Can he pay a premium?
(6) Can he have his meals at home?
(c) Can he sleep at home?
Signature of father (or mother) N. B. The town Labor Bureau undertakes to give information about all kinds of posts free of charge. The parents of the children who apply to the Bureau are alsolutely free to make their choice of their futiure occupation. The... Labor Bureau only attempts to bring the applicants into touch with the most suitable posts. The drawing up of any contract is left entirely to the two persons concerned.
(6) Application for post as apprentice.
Christian and surname Address Age Height Name and trade of father or guardian Place of birth Which school last attended? Which class?
To what trade does he wish to be apprenticed? Will a post outside the town be accepted? Can the boy sleep and have his meals at home? Can a premium be paid?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
n not: Has the boy already a definite place in view?
If so, with whom?
3. What occupation does the boy wish to take up?
i. If he wishes to be apprenticed: (a) Can he pay a premium?
(6) Can he have his meals at home?
(c) Can he sleep at home?
Signature of father (or mother) N. B. The town Labor Bureau undertakes to give information about all kinds of posts free of charge. The parents of the children who apply to the Bureau are alsolutely free to make their choice of their futiure occupation. The... Labor Bureau only attempts to bring the applicants into touch with the most suitable posts. The drawing up of any contract is left entirely to the two persons concerned.
(6) Application for post as apprentice.
Christian and surname Address Age Height Name and trade of father or guardian Place of birth Which school last attended? Which class?
To what trade does he wish to be apprenticed? Will a post outside the town be accepted? Can the boy sleep and have his meals at home? Can a premium be paid?
What to read after Vocational Education in Europe: Report to the Commercial Club of Chicago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Commercial Club of Chicago to read onlineMoreLess
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