Covers various trade and vocational schools operating in the state of Idaho during 1935-1936 offering classes on auto mechanics, dressmaking, carpentry, and stenography, among other trade skills; as well as the distribution and number of people attending those schools at the time.

"Including report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction and State Department of Education and reports of vocational education, vocational rehabilitation, University of Idaho, Lewis-Clark Normal School, Idaho State University, State Youth Training Center, State School for the Deaf and the Blind, Boise College, North Idaho Junior College, College of Southern Idaho" (varies slightly)