Session inactive

Your session will expire soon due to inactivity.

Session expired

Your session has expired, please refresh to sign back in again
Sign in
This site uses cookies (see more information)
Accept all cookies (including optional analytics cookies) Only essential cookies
University of Warwick Library Modern Records Centre
  • Skip to menu
  • Skip to content

  • Home
  • Search
  • Browse collections
  • Featured collections
  • Digital exhibitions
  • Saved records ()
  • Help

Association of Technical Institutions... Association of Technical Institutions, 1897-1977


Actions
Purchase

  • 1897-1977
  • Collection
  • Minute books and reports, 1911-1936; Letter books 1897-1923; Cash book 1963-1977; published history 1894-1944. Additional records deposited 2012: Council and AGM working papers, minutes. 1933 -1992
  • 14 boxes (8 [740], 6 [878])
  • The ATI was formed in 1894 to support technical institutions, influence government and local councils and aid development of technical education throughout the UK. It initially had 27 member institutions which included Schools of Science and Art, Mechanics' Institutes and Technical Schools.By 1947 this had grown to 227. The ATI was concerned to improve the teaching of technical subjects, develop examinations and standards and promote technical education to industry and related organisations. In 1970, the ATI changed its name to the Association of Colleges for Further and Higher Education (ACFHE).
  • Open
  • Association of Teachers in Technical Institutions (ATTI)
  • English

Add a contribution

Do you have extra information about this item? You can contribute additional detail to our catalogue using the following form:

You can cite this material using the following reference:
Alternatively, download the citation as:

Metadata

You can download/export the metadata of this catalogue entry
Alternatively:

Digital material

This content is not currently available for download
You can download copies using the following links

About  |  Cookies  |  Privacy  |  Accessibility

Epeχio by Metadatis

Policy and Administration Finance Publicity and Communications