Excerpt from Circular of Information

First: - A description of the courses of instruction in The International Correspondence Schools; a list of the instructors; and a table showing the number of students enrolled, and the states and countries in which they reside. It also contains a brief history of the Schools, and a full description of the method of teaching employed. It shows how admirably the method meets the requirements of those who, for want of time and means, cannot attend regular schools; and calls attention to its original features, which make it more thorough and practical than correspondence instruction as conducted in other institutions; to its superiority over night schools and the reading of text-books; and to the magnificent opportunities our Schools offer professional men and workingmen superintendents and foremen, mechanics and young men commencing life, to make up deficiencies in education or to increase their acquirements in technical knowledge. It gives the requirements for admission, rules for enrolling, prices of scholarships and other expenses, and information regarding the diplomas and certificates of proficiency granted.

Second: - Details of the courses of the study in sheet metal pattern cutting and pattern drafting; the prices of scholarships; terms of payment; diplomas granted, etc., etc., together with a statement of what tinsmiths, cornice makers, sheet iron workers, coppersmiths, brass fitters, silversmiths, etc. require to know of theory of their respective trades, and why they should take advantage of the chance offered to study in The Correspondence School of Sheet Metal Pattern Drafting.

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