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    366 EDUCATION IN FRANCE.

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    4§Kb- ' No. Iii. The A Variety Present O...

    one Should in defiance a Munici of the pal regulations Council refuse of ives the to choose law notice , the to a teacher Academic the maire , or Council choose of the

    re of frac the tor Dep commime artment 3 b and y its at Rector the , g iration of one month from the y , exp vacant into which

    date of this noticenames a teacher to the post , he Candidates is forthwith for inducted the , office by of the teacher Minister in . the PrimSchools must ary

    produce their certificates of birth , of marriage , ( if married , ) and of morality and must alreadhave been loyed for three years

    ( male candidates ; after reaching y their twenty emp -first year , the female ones after their eighteenth ) as under-teachers in a Primary School .

    No one who has been convicted of any crime or misdemeanor , or who has been subjected to political or civil disabilities , is allowed to

    become a candidate for this office . Lay-candidates of either sex must also have undergone an

    examination the Examining , on all subj Committee ects connected of the Academy with Prim of ary the Instruction Department , before , and

    part have deleg of ates receive the / 7 and present d a " " brevet lad sketch y-in of spectresses capacit take part y , " " alread from in the that y examination mentioned body . The in of a former " candi lady - -

    dates of their own sexin the , vote which decides their reception or rejectionand in the delivery , of the diploma which authorises their

    , entrance on the teacher ' s career . Eadmitted to the teacher ' s profession is legally

    disvery person qualified onlexercise to follow certain any administrative commercial or functions industrial connected avocation ; with and can his y

    school on receiving a special authorisation to that effect from the Academy No ¦ forei . can be loyed as master or assistant In a Public

    Schoolunless gner lie have emp been naturalised in France ; but foreigners are allowe , don the fulfilment of the prescribed formalities , to open ,

    a Free School for the reception of children of their fellow-countrymen only . laced under the active

    The teachers , as well as the schools , being p sup the ervision Municipal not authorities only of the of delegates the commune appointed but also for of that the purpose Academic by

    and University Inspectors , any infractions , on their part of the laws with regard to the school-department , or of-morality in general , are

    prett on the y sur part e to of be a teacher brought is _si reported > eedily to to lig the ht . " Hector When any of the misdemeanor Academy

    of his Department , the latter may , after trial and judgment , deprive him of a part or the whole of his salary for a stated period , suspend

    or revoke him , and appoint a delegate to fill his place ; or , in extreme cases , expel him from the teacher ' s office ; the teacher so

    expelled Private being ) School prohibited Should from a teacher ever teaching be guilty again of , even any gross in a Free misde ( or

    -. m meanor _zcnethe , lie latter may be being provisionall bound y to suspended bring his by indictment the waive b of efore the com the

    -Hector , of the _Academy within two days of the suspension .

    366 Education In France.

    366 EDUCATION IN FRANCE .

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Aug. 1, 1860, page 366, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01081860/page/6/