UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

SCHOLASTIC. Headmasters and UNIVE NORTH WALES.

Principals of Public and Private Schools requiring Graduates, or other well qualified English or Foreign Assistant Masters, are invited to apply to Messrs GRIFFITHS, SMITH, POWELL & SMITH, Tutorial Agents (Est. 1833), 34 Bedford Street, Strand, London, who will introduce suitable candidates free of any charge. List of January (1909) vacancies in good Schools will be sent to Assistant Masters on appli. cation.

ABERDARE HALL, CARDIFF

RESIDENCE FOR WOMEN STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE. Principal-Miss KATE HURLBATT.

Fees £42. 10s., £36, and £32 per annum. College tuition fees £10 per annum. Scholarships of £40. £25, and £15, and Exhibitions of £10, awarded on the result of Scholarship Examination of University College, Cardiff, to be held in September. Students prepare for the B.A. and B.Sc. Degrees of the University of Wales, and a Medical School and Department for Secondary, Elementary, and Kindergarten Training are attached to the College. Students with recognized academic qualifications can enter in October or January, for one year's Secondary Training Course. Apply to the PRINCIPAL.

Students

Special Lecturers on Special Methods. prepared for the Teaching Diplomas of both London and Cambridge. Thoroughly practical training.

Also a JUNIOR DIVISION (Academical) working for Final B.A., or Cambridge Higher Local Honours. Fee (for both divisions), £20 per annum. Boarding. 36 guineas per annum, at the Hall of Residence.

Also a small number of Students prepared for Kindergarten Work, and for the Examinations of the Froebel Union. Small number also specially trained for work as Teachers of Singing and Pianoforte.

Leaving Exhibitions from the School (3 annually). A Free Studentship for Graduates awarded annually (including residence).

Next Term commences TUESDAY, January 19th.

CHERWELL HALL, OXFORD.

CHURCH EDUCATION CORPORATION.

Training College for Secondary Teachers, Recognized by the Board of Education and by the Oxford Delegacy for Secondary Training. Principal: Miss CATHERINE I. DODD, M.A., late Lecturer in Education in the Manchester University, assisted by a staff of Tutors and Lecturers. A Residential College, with extensive grounds in a beautiful situation on the banks of the Cherwell, providing a year's professional Training for High School Mistresses and other Secondary Teachers.

Preparation for the Oxford, the Cambridge, and the London Teachers' Diplomas, and in certain cases for the Higher Froebel Certificate. Special Courses for Junior Form Mistresses.

Attached to the College is a perfectly equipped Girls' School, with a Preparatory Department. All Oxford advantages.

Students may combine the Training Course with Lectures in the Oxford School of Geography.

Students admitted in January, April, and October.

Fees from 65 guineas.

Two Scholarships of £40 each are offered to Students with a degree entering Cherwell Hall in January, 1909. Apply to the PRINCIPAL.

OF

(A Constituent College of the University of Wales.) DEPARTMENT FOR THE TRAINING OF SECONDARY TEACHERS

Professor of Education-R. L. ARCHER, M.A. (late
Scholar of Wadham College, Oxford), assisted by
Miss A. PATERSON, M.A., Ph.D., W. J. Lewis,
B.Sc., and A. E. CHAPMAN, B.A.
Preparation is offered for the Teachers' Diploma of
the University of Wales and for the Cambridge
Teachers' Certificate (Theoretical and Practical).
Facilities for Practical Teaching are provided at the
two County Schools in Bangor, and at the Preparatory
School which is under the control of the Department.

There is also a Kindergarten Training Department in which preparation is offered for the Certificate Examinations of the National Froebel Union. Students in this Department practise in the Kindergarten attached to the Preparatory School.

Full particulars of the Courses, Fees, Scholarships, &c., may be had on application to the REGISTRAR.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE.

Secondary Training Department for Women Teachers.

PROFESSOR of Education-Mrs.

MILLICENT MACKENZIE. Assistant Lecturers Miss HEALEY, A.R.C.S., Miss THOMAS, M.A. Lond., and Miss W. BONE, Higher Certificate N.F.U.

Full Course of Professional Training, especially in preparation for Kindergarten, Preparatory, or High School Teaching.

Students are admitted in October or January, and are prepared for the Examinations for the Teachers' Diplomas of the Universities of Wales and of London, the Cambridge Teachers' Certificate, and the Higher N. F.U. Certificate.

Residence at Aberdare Hall.

Full particulars may be obtained from the REGISTRAR, University College, Cardiff.

ST

T. GEORGE'S TRAINING
COLLEGE FOR WOMEN TEACHERS
IN INTERMEDIATE AND SECONDARY
SCHOOLS, EDINBURGH.

This College provides a year's Professional Training for well educated women who intend to Teach.

The course is supervised by the Edinburgh Provincial Committee for the Training of Teachers and is recognized by the Scotch Education Department and by the Cambridge Teachers' Training Syndicate.

Prospectus and further particulars from the Principal, Miss M. R. WALKER, 5 Melville Street, Edinburgh.

MARIA GREY TRAINING COL

LEGE FOR WOMEN TEACHERS.Students are prepared for the London and Cambridge Teachers' Diplomas and the Higher Certificate of the National Froebel Union. Scholarships of from £15 to £25 offered to Graduates in January, 1909. For further particulars as to Middlesex Scholarships, Hall of Residence, &c., apply to the Principal, Miss ALICE WOODS, at the College, Salusbury Road, Brondesbury, London, N.W.

Messrs. GABBITAS, THRING, & CO.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph.
The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Bangor.
The Very Rev. the Dean of Carlisle.
The Very Rev. the Dean of Salisbury.
The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of St. Davids.
The Right Hon. Lord Thing, K.C.B., late Fellow of
Magdalene College, Cambridge.

The Rev. P. L. D. Acland, Prebendary of Exeter.
Oscar Browning, Esq., M.A, Senior Fellow and
History Lecturer, King's College, Cambridge.
W. L. Courtney, Esq., Fellow and late Tutor of New
College, Oxford.

The Rev. Canon Cromwell, Stisted Rectory, Braintree.
The Rev. J. H. Gray, Fellow and Dean, Queens'
College, Cambridge.

The Rev. Dr. Holden, Athenæum Club, S. W.
The Rev. Canon Maclear, Warden of St. Augustine's
College, Canterbury.

The Rev. D. Melville, Canon of Worcester.
And many of the Head Masters of our leading Schools.

By applying to this Agency, University men and other qualified Tutors seeking Masterships are assured of timely notice of the most suitable vacancies. There is a special department, under separate management, for the Transfer of Schools. Partnerships arranged.

No charge of any kind made to Purchasers:

COLLEGE

(Opened October, 1882; Incorporated March,

1886), Byng Place, Gordon Square, W.C. Residence for Women Students of University College and the London School of Medicine for Women. Principal-Mrs. VIRIAMU JOnes.

Vacancies for next term. Early application should be made to the PRINCIPAL.

WANTAGE TRAINING COLLEGE

FOR SECONDARY TEACHERS.

CONDUCTED BY THE COMMUNITY OF S. MARY THE VIRGIN.

(Affiliated to the Oxford Training Delegacy and Recognized by the Cambridge Syndicate.) TUDENTS prepared for Oxford or

STUD

Cambridge Teaching Diplomas, for Intermediate Science and Arts (London), and for the Examinations of the National Froebel Union. Fees £50-£65. Apply -SISTER SUPERIOR.

STEMPEL'S

SCIENTIFIC PHYSICAL TRAINING INSTITUTE, GYMNASIUM

AND ACADEMY OF FENCING. 2,800, Mayfair.

Telephone

Under the Patronage of the leading Physicians and Surgeons in London. Established 1883. 26th Season.

75 ALBANY STREET, REGENT'S PARK, LONDON, N.W. Principal

A. FERDINAND STEMPEL, F.G.T.I.
Assisted by-

The Misses STEMPEL,
and FULLY QUALIFIED SPECIAL
TEACHERS.

Lady Students receive a thorough Training in the Theory and Practice of Gymnastics and Drilling. German and also Swedish System. Fencing and Games.

As only a limited number of Students are taken, early application must be made.

Diplomas granted after completion of Training, according to merit.

Coaching Lessons given to Teachers in any subjects, either for Examination or Engagements.

Classes are held for Ladies, Lady Fencing, Juveniles, and Gentlemen. Special Lessons for the Treatment of Infirmity and Physical Deformities. See "General Prospectus.'

Principal-Miss M. J. TUKE, M.A.

The Lent Term begins Thursday, January 14th. Lectures are given in preparation for all examinations of the University of London in Arts, Science, and Preliminary Medicine for the Teacher's Diploma, London, the Teacher's Certificate, Cambridge, and for the Cambridge Higher Local Examination.

There is a special course of Scientific Instruction in Hygiene.

Six Laboratories are open to students for practical work.

Students may attend the Art School who are not taking other subjects at the College.

A single course in any subject may be attended. Regular Physical Instruction is given free of cost to students who desire it by a fully qualified woman teacher.

Students can reside in the College.

Full particulars on application to the PRINCIPAL. TRAINING DEPARTMENT FOR SECONDARY TEACHERS.

Head of the Department-Miss Mary Morton, M.A. Students are admitted to the Training College in October and January.

Entrance Scholarships.

Applications should be sent to the HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT.

MADAME

BERGMAN ÖSTERBERG'S PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLEGE, DARTFORD HEATH, KENT, FOR RESIDENT STUDENTS.

The College, the first of its kind in England, was opened in 1885, with the view of training educated women as Teachers of Scientific Physical Education.

The Course of Training, conducted by a large and competent staff of teachers, extends over two years. It includes the study of Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene, Anthropometry, and Theory of Movement. In practical subjects instruction is obtained in Ling's Swedish Gymnastics, Dancing, Outdoor Games, and Medical Gymnastics and Massage. At the end of the Course, examinations are held and certificates of theoretical knowledge and practical efficiency in teaching are awarded to successful students.

The College, which provides 50 separate bed-sitting rooms and several large studies, is situated on very high ground, gravel soil, on the confines of an extensive heath, half an hour from town. It stands in its own fine grounds of fourteen acres, which contain an Outdoor Gymnasium, Running Track, Cricket and Hockey Grounds, Lawn Tennis Courts. The Indoor Gymna sium, 70 ft. by 35 ft., and the Medical Gymnastic Room, 50 ft. by 25 ft., lofty and well ventilated, are fitted up in the most perfect style, all the apparatus having been designed and executed in Stockholm.

The immediate neighbourhood offers over one thou. sand children for the students' practice as teachers. Hundreds of posts have been obtained through this College, a list of which is to be obtained with the Prospectus.

Students admitted in September.

For particulars apply-The Secretary.

MADAME

BERGMAN ÖSTERBERG'S UNION OF TRAINED GYMNASTIC TEACHERS. Ling's Swedish System.

Aim of the Union: To advance the cause of Physical Education on scientific lines.

In placing members of this Union as Teachers in Schools, careful and discriminating choice is exercised, and the exact requirements of each School specially considered.-PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLEGE, DartFORD HEATH, KENT.

ENMARK HILL PHYSICAL
COLLEGE FOR LADY

DENMARK HILL

TEACHERS, LONDON, S.E.

Full preparation for Public Examinations. British College of Physical Education: English and Swedish systems. Massage and Remedial Work. Board of Education Science. Swimming and Sports. Schools supplied with fully qualified Sports Mistresses.

For particulars apply-Miss E. SPElman Stanger, Trevena, Sunray Avenue, Denmark Hill, S.E.

Afternoon, and Evening Classes

in preparation for the June, September, and January Matriculation Examinations of London University commence Monday, January 25th, 1909.

In the Compulsory Subjects and the more important Optional Subjects the Morning Class is divided into Senior and Junior Sections. These Sections work simultaneously, so that a Student who attends the Senior Section in his stronger subjects may at another time pay special attention to a weak subject in the Junior Section. The Lectures are supplemented by Exercise Classes and frequent Test Examinations, and a strict record is kept of each Student's progress.

FEES (June Examination).-Morning Class, £14. 145. Afternoon Class, £9. 9s. Evening Class, £5. 15s. 6d.

At the last Matriculation Examination

41

Students of

University Tutorial College

were successful.

The Official Pass List of London University credits University Tutorial College with more than four times as many Successes as any other institution at the last Examination.

CLASSES FOR

INTER. ARTS AND SCIENCE, B.A. AND B.Sc.,

AND PRELIM. SCI. (M.B.) resume Monday, January 25th, 1909.

PRIVATE TUITION.

Private Tuition may be obtained in subjects for London University and other Examinations. FEES.-Eight one-hour Lessons, £2. 25. Seventeen hours, £4. 4s.

All communications should be addressed to-
THE PRINCIPAL,
University Tutorial College,

32 Red Lion Square, Holborn, W.C.

THE

ON-DRO

ASSOCIATED BOARD

OF THE

ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC

AND

ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC

FOR

LOCAL EXAMINATIONS IN MUSIC.

Patron-His Majesty the KING. President-H.R.H. THE PRince of Wales, K.G. LOCAL CENTRE EXAMINATIONS (Syllabus A). Examinations in Theory held in March and November at all Centres. In Practical Subjects in March-April at all Centres, and in the London district and certain Provincial Centres in November-December also. Entries for the March-April Examinations close Wednesday, February 10th, 1909.

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS (Syllabus B). Held three times a year, viz., March-April, JuneJuly, and October-November. Entries for the Examinations close March-April Wednesday, February 3rd, 1909.

Theory papers set in past years (Local Centre or School), price 3d. per set, per year. Syllabuses A and B, entry forms, and any further information will be sent post free on application to

JAMES MUIR, Secretary, 15 Bedford Square, London, W.C. Telegrams-"ASSOCIA, LONDON.

BATTERSEA POLYTECHNIC, S.W.

TRAINING DEPARTMENT

FOR TEACHERS OF DOMESTIC ECONOMY. Head of Department—Miss Mary E. MARSDEN.

HE Full Course extends over three

THE

years, and includes, on the technical side, Cookery, Laundry work, Housewifery, Needlework, Dressmaking, and Millinery.

A special feature of the Course is the thorough training which is given in Practical Science and Scientific Method. This comprises Lectures and Laboratory work in Chemistry and Heat, Hygiene, Physiology and Bacteriology, together with Lectures on Theory of Education.

Students also attend classes in Blackboard Drawing and Lectures on Form, Colour, and Design.

The Diplomas awarded by this Department are recognized by the Board of Education.

Special Courses for the training of Housewives and for Ladies preparing for Colonial life are also arranged. London County Council Scholarships for training Teachers of Domestic Economy are tenable at the Department.

Further particulars of the Department can be ob tained upon application to the SECRETARY.

S. G. RAWSON, D.Sc., Principal.

COUNTY OF LONDON.

TRAINING OF SECONDARY TEACHERS. LONDON DAY TRAINING COLLEGE, SOUTHAMPTON ROW, W.C.

Principal-JOHN ADAMS, M.A., B.Sc., Professor of
Education in the University of London.
T. PERCY NUNN, M.A., D.Sc.
Vice-Principals Miss MARGARET PUNNETT, B.A.

THE

HE Secondary Department of the College is open to men and women who possess a degree or its equivalent, and desire either to prepare for the University of London Diploma in the Theory and Practice of Education, or to make any special study of the Theory, History, and Practice of Education.

The London County Council is prepared under certain conditions to grant free places to a limited number of students.

Next Term begins on Saturday, 9th January, 1909. For prospectus and forms of application apply to the EXECUTIVE OFFICER, Education Offices, Victoria Embankment, W.C.

MISS MARY BAILLIE SAUNDERS.

Numerous January Vacancies for English, Mathematical, and French Mistresses.

MRS. B. HANLEY, who has

personally conducted her Ladies' Bureau since 1896 and successfully placed Ladies in all kinds of Employment, recommends, free of charge, HOUSEKEEPERS, MATRONS, GOVERNESSES, SECRETARIES, NURSES (Trained), &c.; also high-class Schools.-28 Brook Street, Bond Street, W.

Messrs. NEEDES,

Scbolastic Agents, Clock House, Arundel Street, Strand, W.C. Telegrams CURANDUS, LONDON. Telephone 4,791, GERRARD.

PARTNERSHIPS ARRANGED

and TRANSFERS of Schools effected. Near London.-A PARTNER required in a HIGH CLASS LADIES' SCHOOL, situated in a good class residential locality. At present there are 16 Boarders at fees 120 to 150 guineas per annum. Receipts average £4,500 per annum. Beautiful Premises situate in their own grounds. The connexion is of the highest class and a world-wide one. Partner looked for who has some connexion of her own and with a capital of £2,000 or more, with which she could eventually take over the whole School.

Devon.-GOOD-CLASS BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL in MOST ATTRACTIVE AND HEALTHY SPOT. 27 Pupils. Beautiful House specially built, with every accommodation, orchard, &c. Price for the Freehold and grounds £450. House and School Furniture £250. Total £700, of which £200 can be paid by instalments. A mortgage could also be had on the Premises. No OPPOSITION. A most genuine investment. Lancashire (Seaside). - PARTNER in, or Successor to, a high class Girls' wanted. 15 Boarders at £60. 14 Day Boarders, £25 to £30. 15 Day Pupils at £18. Receipts over £1,400. Profits over £300. First-class Premises. Grounds over one acre. Price for Half-share of everything (Furniture valued at £600), £500; or, for the whole, £1,000.

Somerset.-OLD-ESTABLISHED MIDDLE47 Day

6 Boarders.

Vendor

CLASS GIRLS' SCHOOL. Pupils. Receipts £325 about. Profits £150. Excellent house, fine School-room, &c. Rent £40. retiring from profession. Will accept £140. Yorkshire (Seaside).-Nucleus of a high-class Girls' School. 4 Boarders and about 14 Day at good fees. Old established and suitable for LADY WITH A BOARDING CONNEXION. Excellent Premises, &c. in good order. Rent 100. To anyone buying the Furniture at valuation, the Goodwill can be had gratis.

London, S.E.-GOOD-CLASS GIRLS' DAY SCHOOL. 30 Pupils. Fees 2 to 5 guineas a term. Good house, playground, and garden. Goodwill and all School Furniture, £150.

Lists of Schools sent on receipt of requirements. All particulars and prospectus on application to Messrs. NEEDES, Scholastic Agents, Clock House, Arundel St., Strand, W.C. No commission charged to purchasers.

AGENCY

AND

TEACHERS' BUREAU,

8 ST. ANN'S PLACE, MANCHESTER.

Principal

Mrs. COLLINS.

Particulars of University Graduates, Trained Teachers, and Governesses on application.

No charge is made to Schools requiring Mistresses.

The terms to Mistresses are liberal.

1012.-ASSISTANT MISTRESS, B.A. Age 24. English and French Language and Literature, History (Ancient and Modern), Drawing, Latin, Biology, Botany, and Zoology.

1043.-MATHEMATICAL and LATIN MISTRESS requires Post in North of England (London Matriculation). English, French, Latin, Mathematics (Elementary and Advanced). Res. or Non-res.

1017.-ART MISTRESS requires Post in School. Drawing (Ablett's System), Oil and Water Colour, Modelling; strong upon design.

1027.-ASSISTANT MISTRESS (B.Litt.) requires Post; experienced. Geography (with Physical), History, Literature, elementary Latin, French, Mathematics, Drawing.

1018.-B.A. (Lond.) wants Post in School. Special subjects: French (one year in France), German (Marburg University for Phonetics and Method of Teaching). English subjects also. Age 26.

1022.-KINDERGARTEN or PREPARATORY MISTRESS, 4 years' experience, wants Post. Higher Froebel Certificate. Latin, English, Geography, Botany, Needlework.

1050.-B.A. requires Post in South. First Class Oxford Honours School of Modern Languages; Oxford Higher Local; Entrance and Founder's Scholarship, Royal Holloway College. Subjects: French and German (both Conversational), English, and Litera

ture.

ASSOCIATION

OF GERMAN

GOVERNESSES, 16 WYNDHAM PLACE, W., introduces high-class German Lady Teachers to Families and Schools. Finishing, Junior, and Private Teachers. Resident and Daily. Apply to the LADY PRINCIPAL.

FROEBEL SOCIETY.

Agency for Kindergarten and Junior Form Teachers holding Certificates of the N.F.U.

Lending Library of Froebelian Literature. Books can be sent through the post or be called for.

Classes aiding Students for the National Froebel Union Exams. Evenings and Saturday Mornings.

"Child Life," a Monthly Magazine of Froebelian Literature and News.

All particulars from the Secretary, Miss TEMPLE ÖRME, LL.D., Froebel Society, 4 Bloomsbury Square, W.C. Office hours, 11 to 5. Telephone: 8615 Gerrard.

BURLINGTON CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE.

Principal—Mr. J. CHARLESTON, B.A. (Honours Oxon. and Lond.)

TUTORS.-The Staff includes Graduates of London, Oxford, Cambridge, and Royal Universities.

METHOD.-Thoroughly individual system, which ensures the closest attention to the needs of each student.

Preparation for

Matriculation,

Intermediate Arts and

B.A.,

Intermediate Science and B.Sc.,

L.L.A. (St. Andrews),

COLLEGE OF PRECEPTORS' DIPLOMAS.

Address-THE PRINCIPAL,

Burlington Correspondence College,
CLAPHAM COMMON, LONDON, 8.W.

INTERNATIONAL
GUILD.

6 RUE DE LA SORBONNE,
PARIS.

THE

HE Guild offers to English-speaking Students a complete course of instruction in the French Language, Literature, and History by French University Professors,

The Diploma which the Guild grants at the end of the session to Students who are found capable of teaching French in English-speaking countries is recognized by the Board of Education.

The Guild also prepares Students for the Diplôme d'Etudes Françaises at the Sorbonne, and for the Licence ès Langues Vivantes.

Full particulars of the Courses, fees, &c., may be had on application to the SECRETARY.

ST.

T. MARY'S HOSPITAL
MEDICAL SCHOOL,
PADDINGTON, W.
(UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.)

The SECOND TERM of the Winter Session will commence on Tuesday, January 5th, 1909.

Students joining at this time may compete for Entrance Scholarships in September next.

The Medical School occupies an exceptional position in the West-end of London.

Courses of instruction are provided for the ENTIRE MEDICAL CURRICULUM for the Degrees of the Universities, for the Diplomas of M. R.C.S., L.R.C.P., and for the Government Medical Services.

The Courses for each part of the curriculum will be resumed on January 5th, and Students may begin to prepare for any one of the Examinations on that date. SIX ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS in Natural Science, value £145 to £25, will be open for competition in September next.

The Athletic Ground (8 acres in extent) is situated at N. Kensington, and can be reached in 20 minutes from the Hospital.

For calendar of the School apply to the DEAN or SECRETARY.

Lecturers

G. REINHARDT ANDERSON, Esq., F.R.C.S.
DAVID MACDONALD, Esq., M.D.
Rev. W. FIELD, M.A. (Camb.).

Mrs. MARY E, RYE, M.B. (Lond.). Objects: To train Ladies as Scientific Teachers of Physical Education. All branches and systems taught, including Outdoor Games, Swimming, Fencing, and Medical Gymnastics. The Swedish Department is under the direction of a resident, qualified mistress from Stockholm.

References permitted to Lord Kinnaird; Dean of Norwich; Right Hon. H. J. Gladstone, M.P.; Hon. and Rev. E. Lyttelton, D.Ď.

Colleges and Schools supplied with qualified teachers. The following have obtained trained teachers from the S.P.T.C.-The Ladies' College, Cheltenham; St. Mary's Hall, Brighton; Garratt's Hall, Banstead, Surrey; Canaan Park College, Edinburgh; The County School, Carmarthen Northcote House, Bexhill; Howell's School, Llandaff; Hillside, Clifton; The Cliff, Eastbourne; Parson's Mead, Ashstead, Surrey; Kent College for Girls; Penrhos College, Colwyn Bay; Queenwood, Eastbourne; The Datchelor Schools, Camberwell; Victoria College, Belfast; Endcliffe, Eastbourne; Royal School for Officers' Daughters, Bath; Cheltenham and Derby Training Colleges; Ladies' Colleges at Durham, Grahamstown, Pietermaritzburg; Ladies' Gymnasia at Glasgow, Plymouth, Bexhill, &c.; High Schools and Colleges at Norwich, Gt. Yarmouth, Ipswich, Nottingham, Scarborough, Sidcup, Harrogate, and others. Appointments under Education Committees :-Middlesex, Sussex, Leeds, Huddersfield, Bolton, Kilmarnock, Greenock, Irvine, Newcastle-on-Tyne, &c.

For further particulars apply to the SECRETARY.

SOUTH-WESTERN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, CHELSEA, S.W.

PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLEGE. Students are trained by Miss DORETTE WILKE and qualified Assistants to become Teachers of Swedish Gymnastics, Games, and Dancing. Three years' course in Theory and Practice. Special attention given to instruction in teaching.

FEE for Professional Course 12 guineas per term. FEE for Non-Professional Course 6 guineas per term. Apply for Prospectus.

THE INCORPORATED
BRITISH COLLEGE

OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 5 & 7 Johnson Street, Notting Hill Gate, London, W. (Founded 1891.)

EXAMINATIONS for MEMBERSHIP, LICENTIATESHIP, and for the SCHOOL TEACHERS' CERTIFICATE are held twice annually-in February and June respectively; but additional (Local) Examinations for School Teachers are held under certain conditions. Full particulars are to be found in the Handbook issued by the College, which will be sent on receipt of a 1d. stamp.

Education Committees, Schools, Colleges, and others requiring qualified INSTRUCTORS of either sex should apply to

FRANK H. GELLING, Hon. Secretary.

MANCHESTER

PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLEGE.
LING'S SWEDISH SYSTEM.
For Day and Resident Students.
Principal-Miss GERTRUDE THOMAS.
(Certificated by Madame Bergman Osterberg, Hamp.
stead Physical Training College, London.)
Particulars, apply-Fieldgarth, Norman Road,
Rusholme, Manchester.

LIVERPOOL GYMNASIUM
TRAINING COLLEGE,

171 BEDFORD STREET, S. For Ladies as Medical Gymnastic Teachers, and Sports Mistresses for Schools and Colleges.

Lady Director-IREN M, MARSH, N.S.P.E.
Qualified Teachers for all Branches.
THOROUGH training is given in

the British, Swedish, German, and American systems. The course is both Theoretical and Practical, and of two years' duration.

Subjects taken :-Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene, Myology, Massage, Ambulance, Sick Nursing, Medical Gymnastics, Treatment of Diseases and Deformities which can be cured by movements and manipulations.

Educational Gymnastics, Drilling, Fencing, Rowing, Swimming, Games (Hockey, Cricket, Badminton, Hand-ball, Goal-ball, Tennis, &c.), Horse-riding, and Cycling, Dancing.

Opportunity for Class Teaching is afforded in the numerous classes of children and adults visiting the Gymnasium daily. (Over 300 Pupils.)

DIPLOMAS GRANTED.

For prospectus apply to the LADY DIRECTOR.

BEDFORD PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLECE.

LING'S SWEDISH SYSTEM. Principal-MISS STANSFELD (Vice-President of the Ling Association of Gymnastic Teachers, Teacher of Gymnastics in the Cambridge Teachers' College, Froebel Educational Institute, Bedford Kindergarten College, Bedford High School, &c.).

The object of the College is to train Students to enable them to become Teachers of Gymnastics and Games in Schools.

The Course of Training extends over two years, and includes the Theory and Practice of Gymnastics on the Swedish System, Massage and Medical Gymnastics, Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene, Dancing, Fencing, Lacrosse, Lawn-tennis, Hockey, and Cricket.

An educational centre like Bedford affords special facilities for practice in Teaching and professional coaching in Games. Swimming and Boating in the

"Good and Bad School Postures."

Published by the Ling Association.

A series of ten Drawings, showing the effects of faulty positions in standing, writing, sewing, &c. No School should be without them.

Mounted on cards, 15 in. x 20 in., with cords ready for hanging.

Price 6s. 6d. per set, post free, from Messrs. SHERRATT & HUGHES, 33 Soho Square, London, W.

ST. ANDREW'S GYMNASIUM

AND PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLEGE
FOR LADIES,

63 UXBRIDGE ROAD, EALING.
Principal-

LIEUT. T. A. W. FLYNN, N.S.P.E., G.T.I.

A limited number of Lady Students trained in Gym. nastics, Drill, Fencing, Swimming, and Games, for recognized Public Examinations. The physical requirements of each Pupil receive the most careful individual attention, which is only possible where a few

are taken.

£25 Physical Training Scholarship will be offered for competition among new Students who are beginners joining for the term commencing January 11th, 1909. Write for illustrated prospectus to the PRINCIPAL. Schools attended, and resident Remedial Cases also treated.

PORTLAND ROAD GYM

NASIUM, LONDON, W.-Students thoroughly trained for Public Examinations. Duration of Course, 2 to 3 years. Mistresses supplied to Schools for all branches of Physical Work. Gymnastics, Hygienic Exercises, Dancing, and Remedial Work. Miss TOLLEMACHE, M.B.C.P.E., 113 Mount Street, Grosvenor Square, W

THE NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL OF COOKERY AND OTHER BRANCHES OF DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

72-78 BUCKINGHAM PALACE ROAD, S.W. (FOUNDED IN 1874.)

PATRON-HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE KING.

'HIS Institution provides courses

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of Practical and Theoretical Instruction.

1. For training Students to become Teachers of Cookery, Laundrywork, and Housewifery, recognized by the Board of Education; also for Dressinaking, Needlework, and Millinery Diplomas, qualifying_for appointments as Teachers in Training Colleges, Elementary and Secondary Day Schools, other Institutions, and Evening Classes.

The Practical and Theoretical Instruction includes Chemistry of Food, Elementary and Advanced Hygiene, and Advanced Physiology.

2. For other Students-Ladies, Cooks, and Ladies' Maids; Classes are held in all Domestic Subjects.

3. In addition, Certificates are granted for Dressmakers, Milliners, and Laundry Managers; and Classes in Household Management are held for instruction in the duties of servants, care of house linen, cleaning of plate, glass, china, &c.; and in Cookery for Officers, Mess Cooks, Blue Jackets, Ship's Cooks, &c. For full particulars, apply to the SECRETARY.

BIRKBECK COLLEGE.

BREAMS BUILDINGS, CHANCERY LANE, E.C. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. Principal-G. ARMITAGE-SMITH, D.Lit., M.A. The College provides approved courses of Instruction for the Degrees of the University of London in the Faculties of Arts, Science, Economics, Laws, under Recognized Teachers of the University.

Well appointed Laboratories. Facilities for research. Full particulars on application to

H. WELLS EAMES, Secretary.