Japanese to Give Courses At Normal Schools Tokyo, Jan. 15. Manchoukuo and North China will need 2400 more primary school leachers next April the opening of the Japanese academic year, it was disclosed here today.
Indicative of Japan's overseas ex-pension, the number of Japanese school children have increased tremendously in those areas, calling for more instructors.
To meet the future demands for a bit raggy too, in the en-last movement was cer-brio' which also charac-school teachers, the Ministry of education is planning to install short courses in ten Japanese normal schools, turning out new teachers in two years. Under the Education Ministry's project, two years' training will qualify senior primary school graduates for teaching in Japanese primary schools in Formosa, Korea, the Kwantung Leased Territory, and North China. This will replace the present five-year course in Japanese normal schools.—Domei,
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