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  Marconi School of Wireless  
The Marconi School of Wireless was the only educational facility offering training in radio and wireless telegraphy for many years. It most likely operated globally. 

  In Australia  
School handbook from 1937 (pdf, 5.2 MB)





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 == In Australia  ==
-Please see the attached School handbook from 1937. ( note it is 5.2Mb )<br>[[Media:Marconi_School_Wireless_Sydney_1937.pdf|Marconi_School_Wireless_Sydney_1937.pdf]]
+[[Media:Marconi_School_Wireless_Sydney_1937.pdf|School handbook from 1937]] (pdf, 5.2 MB)
-[[Category:Communications]] [[Category:Radio_communication]] [[Category:Radio_broadcasting]] [[Category:Telegraphy]] [[Category:Engineering_profession]] [[Category:Engineering_education]]
+[[Category:Communications]]
+[[Category:Radio_communication]]
+[[Category:Radio_broadcasting]]
+[[Category:Telegraphy]]
+[[Category:Engineering_profession]]
+[[Category:Engineering_education]]

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