Education and the Aircraft Industry: Suggesting that the Time has Arrived for Seeing that Training is on Right Lines with a Measure of Specialisation

Abstract

TWENTY years ago, engineering youth emerging from apprenticeship often had reason for regarding the possession of a university degree as an invidious distinction, on the whole rather better concealed. Nowadays, it is difficult for universities to cope with the demand from certain branches of the engineering industry for young men of suitable education with talent for work.

Citation

Piercy, N.A.V. (1929), "Education and the Aircraft Industry: Suggesting that the Time has Arrived for Seeing that Training is on Right Lines with a Measure of Specialisation", Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, Vol. 1 No. 7, pp. 260-261. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb029183