In the curly days of the College, 4 programme suited to the needs of the country had to be drawn up. Its general tenor was purely Chinese, aim being to. the mission converts, prepare intelligent helpers, teachers schools, atid camps trol places too remote to be frequently visited by the missionary. Little by little the above aim was (French and Engtish), Latin grammar and easy extracts from Latin music, drawing, gym.
8 deg. A Commercial Course for special students, wishing to engage in banking, railways, postal and telegraph work, Customs o general trading. English is prin-ipally taught in this branch of the College. In all three Departments, Catholic boys are instructed Christian doctrine, _apologeties, [Bible and Church History, while non-Christians are given a course in Tue Present Conese, Orenko June 20, 1918 (NowrHenn Front.) broadened, and young students were Ethics and Natural Law.
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The present-day staff comprises a [President or Rector, two Prefects of Studies, one, for, the oreign and Janother for the Chinese Department, Foreign and Chinese teachers. Among the former are some 12 [Jesuit Fathers, who teach in the higher branches; the latter are partly Chinese Jesuits and lay assist-Jants, some of whom have studied Jabroad, or graduated from Government Schools; a few even were [former students of the College, now Jdecmed capable of teaching the young generation.
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