Part of a course designed to acquaint high school students with basic information concerning careers in public service, this teacher's manual is one of nine (each with accompanying student guide) which constitute a course entitled "Orientation to Public Service." Focus in the units covered by the manual is on regulatory services and records, one of eight major public service occupational groups covered in the course. Contents of the student guide are included: readings and related activities covering the specific government regulatory agencies at both federal and state (Georgia) levels, the job families in these agencies (inspection, examiner, licenser, census, customs, immigration, public records, and taxation), the duties of various groups of workers in each, and qualifications for employment. Additional teacher's pages are inserted for each unit. These contain lists of materials needed, purpose of the unit activities, notes on guidance, and suggested modifications or extensions of activities in the student guide. Answers to student self-check activities and other exercises are provided in the final section. (The accompanying student guide is CE 013 667. The total course is the first of a series of three developed as a comprehensive approach to vocational skill development in public service for Georgia high schools. Also available is a guide for the whole four-quarter program, Applied Program of Public Service, CE 013 652.) (JT)