A REPORT SUMMARIZES THE RESULTS OF A SERIES OF OFFICE OCCUPATIONS TEACHER EDUCATION CLINICS IN WHICH SUGGESTED GUIDELINES WERE DEVELOPED FOR THE PREPARATION OF OFFICE OCCUPATIONS TEACHERS. A SERIES OF CLINICS GAVE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR LEADERS IN THE FIELDS OF OFFICE OCCUPATIONS EDUCATION AND BUSINESS EDUCATION TO ESTABLISH MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR OFFICE OCCUPATIONS TEACHERS. PHASE ONE WAS A PLANNING CLINIC HELD MARCH 7-10, 1966. THIS CLINIC, COMPOSED OF CITY AND STATE EDUCATION SUPERVISORS, TEACHER EDUCATORS, AND CONSULTANTS, DEVELOPED PRELIMINARY GUIDELINES. AFTER REVISION, THE GUIDELINES WERE MAILED TO ABOUT 1,200 CITY AND STATE SUPERVISORS AND TEACHER EDUCATORS FOR COMMENT. PHASE TWO WAS A SERIES OF NINE REGIONAL CLINICS, HELD WINTER-SPRING, 1966. A CONSULTANT FROM EACH OF THE NINE H.E.W. REGIONS PRESENTED THE PRELIMINARY GUIDELINES AT A CLINIC IN HIS REGION. REACTIONS WERE OBTAINED AND REVISED DRAFTS PREPARED. PHASE 3 WAS A NATIONAL CLINIC HELD JUNE 1-3, 1966. REVISED GUIDELINES WERE REVIEWED, NEW ONES PROPOSED, AND A FINAL SET DERIVED. PLANS WERE MADE TO EDIT AND DISSEMINATE THE GUIDELINES TO ALL CITY AND STATE SUPERVISORS OF OFFICE OCCUPATIONS EDUCATION AND BUSINESS TEACHER EDUCATORS IN THE UNITED STATES. PHASE 4 WAS AN EDITORIAL COMMITTEE HELD JUNE 4-6, 1966. AN EDITORIAL STAFF REVIEWED AND REVISED THE GUIDELINES DEVELOPED IN PHASE THREE. THE FINAL SET OF 19 GUIDELINES WERE PRESENTED IN THE REPORT. (JC)