Vocational training at the Berea College in United States. Berea graduates are trained for the future, practical training is provided for a position of responsibility. They earn while they learn and can avail of labor department placements. Students at labor department. Albert G. Weidler, Dean of Labor, assists new comers to make decisions.
Vocational training given to students at Berea College in United States. A woman does embroidery. Women sew, weave and stitch in the classes. An old woman makes homespun yarn.
Berea College, United States, prepares the students for life. Girls in sewing, weaving and tailoring industries. A woman models a dress fashion made at Berea. Children, wearing sun suits designed by the Berea students, at a lake shore with their dog. A 'Mountain Weaver Boy' weaves suit fabric on a flyshuttle loom.
The Berea College, United States prepares the students for life. A man and a woman look at the furniture designed by the students at a fireside industry showroom. Display of furniture in a room of Roosevelt hotel at New York. Men and women look at the furniture. A woman seated a a table. Different brooms hang on the wall. A man and a woman taste the biscuits at the college bakery. A shop of garments and toys.
The Berea College, United States prepares the students for life. A man comes out of the poultry farm. Hens in the poultry farm. A man puts them into a coop. Small chicken kept in incubators.
The Berea College, United States prepares the students for life. Men work in laundry. They put a bucket full of clothes in a washing machine. Women iron the clothes. Bed sheets are put into machine for ironing. Students work in a dining hall.
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