Education And Industrial Evolution
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Members of the first class were not to be over seventeen years and three months old at the time of entrance. A good common-school education was required, and the apprentices were obliged to attend night school two evenings per week for the first three years The term of apprenticeship in this class was four years. The wages per hour for the first, second, third and fourth years were, respec- tively, five, seven, nine and eleven cents. At the completion of the four years a bonus of $125 was given... each apprentice. Members of the second class must not be over eighteen years of age at the time of entrance. They must have completed an "advanced-grammar" or high-school course, and were required to attend night classes in mechanical drawing during the first two years. Their term of service was three years, at the end of which time a bonus of $100 was presented to each young man.
The third class was designed for graduates of 201 INDUSTRIAL EVOLUTION colleges or technical schools. No regular night work was required, but the members of this class were asked to read technical journals, and to hand in synopses of various articles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Members of the first class were not to be over seventeen years and three months old at the time of entrance. A good common-school education was required, and the apprentices were obliged to attend night school two evenings per week for the first three years The term of apprenticeship in this class was four years. The wages per hour for the first, second, third and fourth years were, respec- tively, five, seven, nine and eleven cents. At the completion of the four years a bonus of $125 was given... each apprentice. Members of the second class must not be over eighteen years of age at the time of entrance. They must have completed an "advanced-grammar" or high-school course, and were required to attend night classes in mechanical drawing during the first two years. Their term of service was three years, at the end of which time a bonus of $100 was presented to each young man.
The third class was designed for graduates of 201 INDUSTRIAL EVOLUTION colleges or technical schools. No regular night work was required, but the members of this class were asked to read technical journals, and to hand in synopses of various articles.
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