TRAINING FOR WOMEN IN SOCIAL ECONOMY.
ITo THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] Sun,—At the present time when trained women are so much required to take up posts of all kinds, may I draw the attention of your readers, especially in Scotland, to the fact that an excel- lent training school exists in Glasgow ? I refer to the Queen Margaret Settlement, where training is given in all branches of social work, the fee (including board) being Li is. per week. The student may also attend a course of lectures upon the theoretical side of social economy, and for this course of training, practical and theoretical, a certificate may be obtained. There is at present very little difficulty in securing good posts for women who are thoroughly trained in a Settlement. Full particulars may be had on application to the Warden, Queen Margaret Settlement, 17 Port Street, Anderston, Glasgow.—I am, Sir, he., Lucy M. M. GAIRDNER,
Hon. Sec., Q.M.C.S. Association.
Previous page
