ceptional students. Address the Secretary
of Teachers College for information con-
cerning these.

The Bureau of Educational Service
maintains an office for part-time em-
ployment for students in residence whose
funds are limited. Whether one can ob-
tain part-time work depends on variable
factors, including: the student’s program
of studies, his practical abilities, and the
basic factor of supply and demand. Most
part-time positions are in fields other
than teaching and tutoring, such as typ-
ing, stenography, restaurant work, care
of children.

Bureau registrants are expected to
keep their records up-to-date, to notify
the Bureau immediately of degrees re-
ceived, of significant additions to their
preparation and experience, of changes
in position and place of residence.

Ordinarily the Bureau does not recom-
mend for new positions registrants who
have occupied present posts less than two
or three years. In serving one employer
the Bureau desires to avoid unfairness to
another.

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