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It is inevitable when mentioning the topic of training for a particular task for which few facilities already exist that one meets immediately the reaction—‘Is this really necessary; are we not tending to look upon every common or garden task—perhaps routine task—as one to be elevated to the rank of a specialist occupation?’ Perhaps the case may be argued that this is another instance of the so‐called modern craze for over‐specialization.

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