The duties of the Railroad College which should be engaged in educating manpower to be used in railroad operation in the future are the first, admitting qualified and proper candidates into the College and the second, educating new students to become ...
The duties of the Railroad College which should be engaged in educating manpower to be used in railroad operation in the future are the first, admitting qualified and proper candidates into the College and the second, educating new students to become capable personnel in the field of railroad operation. At present, however, merely 6.9% of admitted students say they applied for the college with a desire to work for the railroad in the future. In terms of choice of their desired department nearly 42.5% of the respondents for the survey reply that the content of the courses has varied from what they perceived them to be at the time of application. This fact clearly shows that the process of selection of applicants and provision of information is left much to be desired.
About 35.3% of the students answer that lectures at class are too difficult for them to understand and 51.6% of students respond they are unenthusiastic in participation in the class. In consequence about 86.9% of students are in a state enable to understand their courses. This fact also clearly shows that there are problems in practical aspect of educational operation.
Such problems existing with operation of Railroad College are considered to be effectively resolved in the future through development of method of selecting students with proper qualification and fostering well qualified railroad personnel.