The number of those appointed to government positions, including the judiciary, reached 900. The number of those appointed to government positions from the two schools reached 900. There is no doubt that the school is now graduating a sufficient number of legal professionals to meet the country's needs. The head of the examination committee noted in the past two years in Cairo that this profession has seen an increase in supply over demand, as the number of lawyers has doubled compared to ten years ago. Mr. Lambert, the head of the school, resigned in June. Mr. Hall succeeded him and was appointed deputy head of the school. Two new teachers, Egyptians, were transferred from the Ministry of Finance and appointed to the Faculty of Law for many years.

Education of Teachers Significant progress was made last year, both in expanding the scope of teacher training schools, where students prepare for the teaching profession, and in establishing new schools for teachers, where untrained individuals study in special groups to gain experience and knowledge. It has been stated that one of the main difficulties faced by the Ministry of Education was the small number of individuals who came forward to pursue the teaching profession. There are two main reasons for this scarcity: first, the attraction of other professions to employ educated Egyptian youth in jobs that are more appealing to them; and second, the low salaries of teachers. The increase in the number of students enrolling in teacher training this year is attributed to the increase in salaries now being paid to teachers and the prospect of them reaching higher positions in the educational branches. The Ministry has nine schools where students who have reached a certain level of education are trained, compared to seven last year. These schools differ in many aspects, but they share the same purpose: to supply teachers for government schools. The number of students in the new teacher training school, which is under the auspices of the Taufiqia School for Teachers, has increased. There are no students in the... due to the absence of students.