'The Voeational School of the'
Chinese Y, M. C. A. commenced its second term on Monday. Already. more than 900 students have been enrolled.
Mr, J, L, Huang, the Principal of the School, has issued the following statement in regard to the school ft is unique in character because in connection with the school we maintain a vocational guidance bureau which is headed by an expert in such work, Dr. E. L, Hall, and an efficient employment department, which helps them to find appropriate positions for their training after their graduation from school, In establishing this school we feel we are doing a much needed piece of work for Shanghai. Liter. ally thousands of young men in this, great metropolis, most of them working in banks or other business houses, want to improve themselves in their work, but they have no place to turn to and do not know how to go about it. Ours is such school where they can come and be guided to spend their spare time profitably towards their own advancement. For this reason we put the greatest emphasis on the practical rather than the theoretical] side of the course,
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