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 2.33-1 Professional and Technical Preparation in Home
 Economics Education. Qualifications for such
 teachers will be submitted to the United States
 Office of Education for approval when such programs
 are definitely planned.

 2.4 Qualifications of Teachers for Out-of-School Groups.

 2.41 Home Economics Teachers.

 2.41-1 Professional and Technical Preparation in Home
 Economics. Teachers holding a certificate to teach
 in the day school reimbursed program will not need
 a special certificate for teaching in the adult program.
 The teacher of adult courses in evening and part-time
 programs shall meet state requirements for certifi-
 cation as prescribed in the State Certification Bulletin
 approved by the State Board.

 2.41-2 Experience in Vocational Home Economics Education.
 The teacher shall have a comprehensive background of
 homemaking experience with particular emphasis upon
 the phase which she is to teach.

 2.42 Teachers from Other Fields. There is no provision for such
 teachers at present.

 2.5 Time Requirements when Smith-Hughes Funds are to be Used.
 Part-time programs are open to homemakers 14 years of age and
 over, provided the instruction is designed for persons over 14
 years of age.

 Part-time programs or classes organized under the Smith-Hughes
 Act must, in accordance with the requirements of theAct, be
 organized for a minimum of 144 hours of instruction during the
 school year. The instruction given in any one unit of the 144-hour
 combination shall not be a repetition of that given in any other unit
 of the course.

 2.6 Official Travel Policy for Teachers, Consultants, and Local
 Coordinators. See Section I, 5. 1 of this Plan.


3.0 PROGRAM OF TEACHER EDUCATION

 The state's general plan for providing and supervising teacher training
 is described in Section I of this Plan.