SK ede at cee de me de eee de
Number of indigenous teachers with and without Trust Territory certification in each
Trust Territory district for the year ending June 30, 1968 (Continued)
ers with and without Trust Territory
the year ending June 30, 1968
1s
Nonindigenous teachers’
tificated
F
T
*
34;
21;
16
24|
5]
NOTE: Public Elementary and Secondary Indigenous Teachers
Certification standards, as well as salary scale, for Trust Territory public school teachers have
been designed and established by the Trust Territory Government in three different levels: junior
teacher, senior teacher, and master teacher. Requirements for qualification for each category are
based upon the standard of formal education, number of 8-week teacheretraining summer sessions,
and number of years teaching on the job under the supervision of teacher supervisors. In the
Twentieth Annual Report ta the United Nations we reported a portion of our junior teachers as
certified teachers. In this report a!| junior teachers are reparted as nan-certified teachers.
.
1571)
39]
129
187;
69]
Certificated
4M
F
8
12)
10
12
10
3
9]
135
8}
8
7
2
Noncertificated
T
M
17
25
18
20
17
5
F
-
-
T
:
:
Public Elementary ond Secondary Nonindigenous Teachers
. Fully credentialed United States teachers.
-
-
100]
581
55%
47
102
-
*
-
-
-
9
4
7
5
2
1
14
6
8
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.
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-
:
9
-
:
-
-
-
-
-
Peace Corps Volunteers
90% are United States college graduates who received teacher-training for 10 weeks before entering the public schools as teachers.
K. ADULT EDUCATION
There
are no separate,
the Trust Territory.
formal adult education institutions in
The type of adult education program carried
on uses existing high school facilities and includes credit and noncredit high school classes, informal group learning, educational
broadcasting, and village film showings.
.
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20
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14
62
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27
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18)
53)
71
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2
6
6
5
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2
5;
10
8
10
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15
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31]
15
46
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26
631
145
139
284
-
3
3
+ during most of the school year {320 in public
tal.
Enrollment figures show a decrease over 1967 since adult educational activities are being reprogrammed to the greater use of
mass media and a lesser concentration in classroom enrollment. In
addition, vocational training for adults is being absorbed by the
Department of Education.
Di strict and type of instruction
MARIANA ISLANDS
English....-.-ce--eesceee cease
Math ......02 2... cee ee eens
MARSHALL ISLANDS
Sewing .. 0... cece eee eee
English... ........... 0000 eee
Typing .2..-. 022 c cece cence
PALAU
Algebra (credit)........-.....
English Composition (credit). ..
Oral English (eredit)..........
Orai Japanese (credit)........
Typing .........20ece eee eee
PONAPE
Bookkeeping ........---..-.-
Men’s Discussion Group ......
Heaith........... eee aes
Handicraft ............200 0c
Mechanics .........00.e.000TRUK
Typing .--.2. 2. cece ee eee eae
Outboard Moter Mechanics.....
English.....-....ccc cee eee ee
Bookkeeping... 02... .. 20000 ue
Industrial Shop.........-....5
YAP
Cooking .... 0... .02 cee eee eee
English.......... 000. cee eae
—
Age range
(Note:
Enrollment
Female
Male
Breakdown not available)
20-50
20-50
18-40
20-30
20-45
20-45
22-40
21-35
19-40
0
25
0
14
14
36
17
18
8
6
20
15
6
§
17
12
7
13
11
9
20
1]
0
20
0
9
30
0
(Note: Breakdown not available}
Sewing we eee eee e eee
od
I
OT
Toe
20
20
20
30
20
17
23
19
7
27
13
15
9
Fiscal Year 1968
SS EINTee
14
37
27
13
18
36
i
SONITATION... eee eee eee es
Total....... Me ee eee eee eee eee ee tena ee
nme Re ey
36
42
18
- 23
34
Weaving ........cee cee ee eee
Education
Total
576
273
re, TE et
ra
ee