New Developments in Apprenticeship

Apprenticeship Education. Federal Board for Vocational Education, Bulletin No. 87. Trade and Industrial Series No. 25. Washington, D. C, June, 1923.

A survey of part-time education and other forms of extension training in their relation to apprenticeship in the United States.

Apprenticeship in Modern Education. Publication of Mu Sigma Pi, Industrial Education Fraternity. Wayne University Detroit, Mich., 1938.

A yearbook in review of apprenticeship, commending renascence of an ancient form of education in terms of modern needs.

Apprentices Training. Federal Committee on Apprentice Training, Bulletin No. 2. Washington, D, C., December, 1935.

An explanation of the organization, the administration, and the objectives of the program of apprentice training.

Apprentice Training. Industrial Relations Department, Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation. Pittsburgh, Pa., November, 1936.

An illuminating illustration of the “Corporation School” approach to the problem of apprentice training.

Apprentice Training Program in Diversified Occupations for the Enrichment of the High School Program. State Board of Control for Vocational Education. Trade and Industrial Division, Bulletin No. 231. Lansing, Mich. Revised, 1937.

Describing a modification of apprenticeship adaptable to small non-industrial communities.

Apprentice Training in Agriculture. State Board of Control for Vocational Education, Bulletin No. 253. Lansing Mich., 1938.

A most suggestive application of the apprenticeship approach to training for agricultural occupations.

Building a National Painting and Decorating Apprenticeship System. Federal Committee on Apprenticeship, U. S. Department of Labor, Division of Labor Standards, Bulletin No. 23. Washington, D. C., 1939.

Typical of material distributed by the Federal Committee on Apprenticeship.

Indentured Apprenticeship. Federal Committee on Apprentice Training, Bulletin No. III. Washington, D. C., June, 1936. A bulletin for assistance and guidance in the promotion of apprenticeship.

The Lockheed Aircraft Apprenticeship Program. Education Division, Industrial Relations Department, Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Burbank, Calif.

Describes a program jointly administered by a corporation, organized labor, and the public schools.

The Oregon Plan of Apprenticeship. The State Apprenticeship Commission and the State Board for Vocational Education. Salem, Oregon, 1936.

How Oregon plans to adapt the principles of apprenticeship to a wide range of occupations.