The Ort Vocational School in Warsaw has announced the reintroduction in 1965 of a course in leather working in addition to the current instruction in electro mechanics, knitwear manufacture, radio and television engineering, tailoring and dressmaking, it was reported here today from the Polish capital.
In addition to the full courses, the school offers refresher courses in hairdressing and other trades. The students are also given instruction in Jewish and general cultural subjects.
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