Practical Work in Organic Chemistry (Classic Reprint)

Technical Education two distinct classes of students have to be catered for. The day student who has completed his school education, and who is about to qualify himself for some branch of industry in which a knowledge of scientific principles is essential, is enabled to distribute the whole of his time among the various subjects which are likely to be of importance in his subsequent career. There is in addition a large and growing class of students whose daily occupations prevent their attendance at college day-courses, but whose commendable desire for selfadvancement leads them to seek instruction at evening classes. For both kinds of students provision has been made at the Finsbury Technical College, and the scheme there carried out was originally framed so as to carry on both kinds of instruction.
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