Education + Training: Volume 4 Issue 3

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SUPERMARKETS AND SOULS

Those who live in the South are well aware of the spread of supermarkets. Well‐known family firms are being swallowed up to form groups and these in turn become merged with some…

Notes and News: SECONDARY MODERN EDUCATION

Employers give their views. The educational standards and personal qualities employers look for in their young recruits are suggested in a recent document. This is the British…

The Wages of Skill: When the financial incentive to train is negative — not just slight — what remains?

J. Hansbury

In any discussion with students, either individually or collectively, it soon becomes apparent that most of them suffer to some extent from two main troubles: first, a feeling of…

Förmans Institut Markaryd

Architecture and design, not to mention the surroundings, will give Sweden's newest training centre a good start. Harold Lowenstein describes the supervisor training course and…

Changing Patterns of Employment: Part 2 — Semi‐skilled Work

John Wellens

Last month Mr Wellens gave an historical analysis of how increasing industrial sophistication upgrades the labour force. Educational changes brought in to keep up with these…

The Youth Employment Service — A look from within … 1

Gerald H. France

From the inside the Youth Employment Service is a very good thing. Since the Ince Report (1945) and the Employment and Training Act, 1948, that outlook has stood well. The YES, as…

School to Work

As reported in our last issue, M. P. Carter's study of the transitional problem among school‐leavers in Sheffield seems to suggest that the difficulties are much exaggerated. The…

Towards Creative Thinking

Duncan Case

WAS ANY real attempt at conscious development of the thought process made in our school days? No doubt we were subjected to barrages of questions designed to elicit a required…

Centenaries, '62: II. J. M. RANKINE

IN 1862 W. J. M. Rankine, Professor of Civil and Mechanical Engineering at Glasgow University published his ‘Manual of Civil Engineering’, a stout volume of 784 pages costing 16s

THE MACHINE TOOL LABORATORY — 5: Single‐Spindle Automatic Lathe Work

W.F. Walker

Tests and exercises on the sliding‐head and standard types of single‐spindle automatic lathe are described in this fifth article. Next month Mr Walker concludes the series with a…

English for Craft Students — 8

John Lynn

A great many craft students suffer from under‐educated parents — an unkind way of putting it, but so many of their homes provide no pro‐educational influence at all. The teacher…

Cover of Education + Training

ISSN:

0040-0912

Online date, start – end:

1959

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Dr Martin McCracken