One hundred valuable suggestions to shorthand students .. by Moran Selby Albert

Author:Moran, Selby Albert. [from old catalog]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Shorthand, Shorthand reporting. [from old catalog]
Publisher: Ann Arbor, Mich., The author
Published: 1886-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

The expense of living is only about one-half what it is in a large city.

During the past year the Institute has enrolled more students than any other institution of the kind in the state.

Send for large circular giving full particulars.

Address,

Stenographic Institute,

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.

LEARN SHORTHAND- AT

PERFECTED METHOD OF POSTAL INSTRUCTION.

C.nd cted by the University School of Shor hand, Iowa City, Iowa.

Over 700 students now pursuing this course. The largest institution of the kind in the world.

TRIAL LESSONS FREE.

Instruction Especially Adapted to the Young.

FULL COURSE, FIFTY LESSONS, $20.

Tuition not all required in advance. The rej>orting style of the American Pitman is the system taught.

Some of the features which recommend our course 'are:

1. A system of writing can be taught by mail far more successfully than any other art or science.

2. The student runs no risk—is not obliged to leave home or give up his business.

3. Lessons are received at whatever intervals are most convenient

4. Corrected exercises are invariably sent back by return mail.

5. Lessons are carried in the pocket and learned at leisure moments.

6. Traveling does not interfere in the least with this method of teaching.

7. Shorthand is best learned by devoting to it only a fraction of one's time daily, a plan suited to the convenience of busy people, who have most occasion to use a brief system of writing.

8. Students are required to write and read the exercises with gradually increased speed. This is the only certain way of gaining proficiency in a short space of time.

9. Not only is the art thoroughly taught, but full directions are given as to its use in the business of Amanuensis, Court, and Legislative reporting, etc.

10. The intelligent student can as certainly learn by this means as by attending a college, and with but a fraction of the expense.

11. By the use of a series of Circulators, students communicate with each other, become acquainted, and a friendly competition is established.

12. I^essons may be received daily, although the student lives thousands of miles distant.

13 The use of the Type-writer, the usual accompaniment of Shorthand is also taught by mail.

14. Local Classes are formed, and meet for practice every week under the direction of a competent drill master.

STENOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, Ann Arbor, Mich.,

Or,

SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, Iowa City, Iowa.

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