1st grade, college or university. 2nd " normal school. 3rd " high school. 4th " teachers of illiterates.
The college students presumably look forward to work in the high schools, or colleges, or normal schools; the normal school pupils to work in normal schools, high schools, and large primary schools; the high school pupils to work in village schools; and the teachers of illiterates to village work, or work among the poor in the towns. Of medicals the generally recognised distinctions seem to be, qualified practitioners, assistants, and nurses.
Following these lines we should obtain simple prophetic tables for each of the three branches of work.
(i) Students in Training for Evangelistic Work.
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1st Grade. | 2nd. | 3rd. | 4th.
College. | High School. | Regular | Intermittent.
| Bible School | Teaching |
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(ii) For Educational Work.
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1st Grade. | 2nd. | 3rd. | Teachers of
College. | Normal. | High School. | Illiterates.
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(iii) For Medical Work.
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1st Grade. | 2nd. | 3rd.
To be Qualified Doctors. | Assistants, including Dispensers, |Nurses.
| etc. |
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If we had those tables for men and women we should see fairly plainly how the work might be expected to develop.