Women Workers in Seven Professions: A Survey of Their Economic Conditions and Prospects
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Women Workers in Seven Professions: A Survey of Their Economic Conditions and Prospects
Vocational guidance; Women -- Employment -- Great Britain
Name. Value and Tenure. Remarks.
Bibby(2) £20 3 years Open to candidates of not
more than 18 years of age
Morris Ranger £20 3 years
_Ladies' Educational £30 3 years Open to women of not less
Association_ than 16 and not more than
19 years of age
Elizabeth James £40 3 years Arts or Law
Tate (Arts) £35 3 years Open to candidates who
have been educated in one
of the schools of
Liverpool or the
neighbourhood and who are
not more than 18 years of
age
Tate (Science)(3) £35 3 years
Senior City(8) £30 and free admission Open to candidates of not
to lectures less than 16 and not more
3 years than 19 years of age
Senior City Technical(2) £50 and free admission Open to candidates of not
to lectures less than 16 and not more
than 25 years of age
3 years
Derby(2) £35 3 years One without limit of age,
one for candidates of not
more than 18 years of age
Canning £28 3 years}
Iliff £20 3 years} Arts including
Mathematics, or B.Sc.
Honours in Mathematics
William Rathbone £20 3 years}
Gossage £70 _circa_ 3 years Open to pupils of schools
in the Borough of Widnes
Lundie Memorial £15 3 years
Wallasey Borough £35 3 years Open to candidates under
Council 19 years of age
W.P. Sinclair Interest on £1,000 Arts or Honour School of
3 years Mathematics
Henry Deacon £50 3 years Open to candidates of not
more than 19 years of age
who intend studying in
the Honour School of
Chemistry
Sheridan Muspratt £50 2 years Chemistry
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