§ Mr. Dempseyasked the Secretary of State for Scotland how many uncertificated teachers in Lanarkshire are honours graduates, ordinary graduates, or partly qualified graduates, respectively.
§ Mr. RossThe position as at 7th October, 1963, the latest date for which
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Education Authority Number of uncertificated teachers Percentage of uncertificated to total teachers employed Number of unfilled posts (as stated by education authorities) Aberdeen (County) … 78 6.3 — Angus … … 16 2.3 11 Argyll … … 19 4.2 8 Ayr … … 254 9.7 27 Banff … … 15 3.4 5 Berwick … … 6 3.0 10 Bute … … 3 3.0 3 Caithness … … 20 7.7 5 Clackmannan … … 50 14.3 — Dumfries … … 48 7.0 14 Dunbarton … … 83 5.7 46 East Lothian … … 9 2.3 4 Fife … … 254 9.8 28 Inverness … … 32 4.3 7 Kincardine … … 8 3.6 2 Kirkcudbright … … 1 0.4 2 Lanark … … 470 11.2 57 Midlothian … … 18 1.9 — Moray and Nairn … 16 3.5 6 Orkney … … 6 3.4 3 Peebles … … 3 2.9 — Perth and Kinross … 34 3.4 31 Renfrew … … 171 7.2 64 Ross and Cromarty … 2 5.0 7 Roxburgh … … 17 5.7 6 Selkirk … … 2 1.3 1 Stirling … … 97 6.6 21 Sutherland … … 10 6.1 8 West Lothian … … 57 7.3 8 Wigtown … … 21 8.1 2 Zetland … … 5 2.8 4 Burghs Aberdeen … … 22 1.3 2 Dundee … … 120 8.2 62 Edinburgh … … 108 3.8 — Glasgow … … 242 3.4 758 figures are at present available, was as follows:
Honours graduates 7 Ordinary graduates 78 Non-graduates with passes in degree examinations 182
§ Mr. Dempseyasked the Secretary of State for Scotland if he will publish in the OFFICIAL REPORT the number of uncertificated teachers presently employed by each local education authority, the percentage these figures represent of the total number of teachers employed, and the number of teaching posts unfilled in each education authority area.
§ Mr. RossThe position as at 7th October, 1963, the latest date for which complete information is available, was as follows: