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In Demir, in the year 1, one of them was Turkish, and the rest were Egyptians, including Muslims. There were no merchants among them, and not a single one was a merchant. Of the Egyptians, 71 were students.
Of those who held the primary certificate, the rest were students who held the secondary certificate. All Egyptians were students. 1617 of the total did not hold any certificate. In December of that year, the total number of students who did not hold a certificate was 5? students! Or 6?? And among them were only.
Last year, an important addition was made to the school's activities, with the establishment of a branch for veterinary medicine and a clinic where veterinarians and students treat animals.
In October of that year, the total number of students in the School of Industrial Arts and Crafts in Bulak was.
The number of new students holding the primary certificate in October of the year 5 corresponds to 1507.
In the average of the previous four years, it was 45% and corresponds to.
The new students are Muslims.
54 students who completed a year of practical work outside the school were appointed to technical departments. 707 of them.
They were appointed to the Ministry of Public Works, the Municipality, and other departments. Second, they were appointed to the Ministry of Irrigation and Drainage.
One of them is at Gordon College in Khartoum, and one is at Hamad Al-Ali Industrial School in Alexandria. The seventeen students who obtained the "Workers" certificate found positions in the railway department, the Ministry of Public Works, and some private workshops.
The number of students in the Mansoura Industrial School has increased, as has the output of the manufactured goods.
The school has made remarkable progress during the year, and twenty students who took the exam in July.
1 of them, 5, obtained the certificate.
They are now working as carpenters in various workshops.
Three were employed by government departments.
At the end of last year, the first batch from the Bulak workshop completed their four-year course.
They were immediately appointed to positions upon graduation from the school. It is encouraging that those who obtained the certificate, numbering.
The school's output.
The demand for these workshops is evident from the strong interest in the applications.
500 applications were received for the Bulak workshop in January of that year, and there were five vacant positions.
In the previous year, the number of students ranged from 597 to 598 of the total number of students during the year.
The year is divided among the school's six departments: Engineering, Blacksmithing, Leatherwork, Carpentry, Photography, and Engraving.
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