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2.3 Part-Time General Continuation Classes for Industrial Workers.

 2.31 Procedure to Be Used by the State to Assure That Enrollees
 Are Qualified and That Instruction Will Be Designed Primarily
 to Increase the Civic Intelligence of Enrollees. Part-time
 general continuation classes may be organized for workers
 in industrial pursuits who have left the full-time day school
 and who are enrolled for instruction which is designed to
 increase their civic intelligence rather than to develop
 specific occupational competence. Enrollees in part-time
 general continuation classes must be at least 16 years of
 age and less than 18 years of age.

 2.32 Time Plans for Classes and Employment. Enrollees in
 part-time general continuation classes shall be employed
 in an industrial pursuit for at least half of the usual
 working week of the occupation in which they are employed,
 and in no case shall the weekly hours of employment be
 less than 15 hours per week. The time at work shall
 equal or exceed the time in clock hours devoted to school
 instruction throughout the year. In no case shall the time
 at school and the time at work be such as to violate legal
 employment regulations. If Smith-Hughes funds are used,
 the instruction must equal or exceed 144 hours per year.

 2.33 Qualifications of Teachers.

 2.33-1 Experience in Industrial Education. Teachers
 shall have a minimum of two years of practical
 work experience in occupations considered indus-
 trial.

 2.33-2 Training for Teaching in Industrial Education.
 Professional preparation requirements shall be
 the same as those for a teacher-coordinator of
 part-time cooperative training as described in
 2.23 of this Section.

2.4 Day Trade and Technical Preparatory Classes, Types A, B, and
 C. Type A or B day preparatory classes may be operated in
 schools organized to offer instruction for not less than nine
 months and not less than 30 hours per week to students who have
 not entered upon employment and who are regularly enrolled in
 the full-time day school. High school students to be eligible to
 enroll in either a type A or type B trade or technical class shall
 be no less than 14 years of age by January 1 of the school year
 in which enrollment will occur and shall have satisfactorily ;com-
 pleted the ninth grade, except that those who are enrolled in