Going to school in Australia

Australia, 1973

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A film designed to instruct immigrants to Australia on the nature of the Australian and especially the Victorian education systems. Two representatives in the field of migrant education are questioned about how parents may proceed to enrol their children at school, the different kinds of schools in the Australian system, their various functions and facilities, adult education and several other facets of the education system. Narrated by Barry McQueen.

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Credits

producer/director

Kenneth Mott

production company

Austarama Television

Nicholas

Duration

00:25:53:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1973

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