14th International Apprentice Competition, Glasgow 1965

Item

Code
WSI_2190
Title
14th International Apprentice Competition, Glasgow 1965
Description
Documents about the 1965 competition in Glasgow, Scotland. A typed summary gives a basic overview of dates, lists the 13 countries expected to take part, skill categories and the organizer The City of London Guilds and Institute. Glasgow was selected because of the “availability of suitable technical accommodation for the tests and of the hotel and hostel accommodation for the competitors.” Tools and equipment were provided by British manufacturers.
Also included is a signed letter on Buckingham Palace letterhead from Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (b. 1921 - d. 2021) expressing his support as the event’s patron and noting that preparations were “well advanced.” The Prince was an advocate of vocational education.
Class
Information
Condition
Good
Source-name
Michael Casserly
Source-country
IE-Ireland
Location
WorldSkills Archive - Madrid
Insurance-policy
12103409
Event-type
Competition event
Event-range
Worldwide
Event-city
Glasgow
Event-country
UK-United Kingdom
Notes
Reproduction of page 2 of the attached pdf is included in the WorldSkills Museum permanent exhibition.
Format
Physical
Pages
2-part fold-out
Language-text
English
Item sets
Document
Media
WSI_2190.pdf